The Blue Water Area Transit (BWAT) system provides regularly-scheduled bus service to the city of Port Huron, Marysville and Fort Gratiot Township, as well as a dial-a-ride service in Fort Gratiot, Burtchville and Port Huron Townships six days a week.
With the new multipurpose buses, BWAT will provide dial-a-ride and fixed-route service. BWAT is replacing buses that have reached their seven-year life expectancy.
The report incorporates public input provided during two public hearings in October 2017. It also outlines the advantages and challenges associated with available options for ...
The number of visitors using Blue Water Area Transit’s downtown bus center more than doubled during Blue Water Fest. The center had 736 patrons on Thursday (July 12) and 786 on...
The city of Port Huron recognized four Blue Water Area Transit workers for their heroism. The four received a Spirit of Port Huron Award on June 11 at McMorran Auditorium.
Blue Water Area Transit has a new bluegrass jingle that promotes the Sail In Café & Convenience Store in the agency’s downtown bus transfer center. The new tune is BWAT’s second...
Blue Water Area Transit started this year with the busiest January in its 40-year history. An all-time ridership record of 76,602 riders travelled on fixed route buses during ...
During the past ten years, more than one million riders travelled Blue Water Area Transit’s commuter routes and took advantage of extended hours to access and maintain employment...
Fans of the Whistle Stop Revue gathered on August 12 for the first community event to be held at Blue Water Area Transit’s new downtown transfer center. The third annual benefit...
Blue Water Area Transit’s bus transfer center project included more than $2.5 Million in improvements to the surrounding downtown area. The transit agency improved landscaping...
Blue Water Area Transit invites you to attend the Grand Opening of the Sail In Café & Convenience Store located in the agency’s downtown bus transfer center. The event will take...
Blue Water Area Transit is finishing the final phase of its $9.8 million Bus Transfer Center project. Contractors will complete the final pavement replacement” phase, involving...
Blue Water Area Transit held a Grand Opening celebration for its new downtown transfer center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. on Dec. 11. The new transfer hub is designed...
Blue Water Area Transit invites the public to attend the Grand Opening of the new transit center on Dec. 11. The center is located between McMorran Boulevard and Grand River Avenue...
Blue Water Area Transit invites the public to attend the Grand Opening on Nov. 6, of the Blue Water Transit Bus Center between McMorran Boulevard and Grand River Avenue, east ...
Blue Water Area Transit wraps up its 2015 Trolley Season with tours on five consecutive Saturdays starting on Sept. 12. The historic tours are available six days per week through...
The state of Michigan has awarded Blue Water Area Transit a $1.1 million grant to provide commuters with improved services for one more year. The agency will continue bus service...
Blue Water Area Transit held groundbreaking ceremonies for its new $9.8 million transfer center at 11 a.m. on March 16, in the South McMorran Place parking lot in downtown Port...
Blue Water Area Transit has attained new milestones in bus ridership, continuing a six-year trend of record-breaking increases in the number of riders served.
Blue Water Area Transit has completed a project that brings “24/7” compressed natural gas access to St. Clair County, Mich., at three new stations in Capac, Marine City, and Port...
The number of people riding local buses in October outdid last year’s record by 5 percent, with 122,555 riders compared to 115,746 riders in October 2012.