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GO GEORGE celebrates 10 years of service with their passengers

The City of George is vibrating with excitement as the community celebrates their very own public bus service’s 10th anniversary on 8 December 2024. The service started out with 3 routes and 12 buses – today a fleet of 133 different-sized buses criss-cross the streets of George on a network of 34 routes, and it’s still expanding!

People walking through a GO GEORGE terminus and crossing the street.
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Dec '24
GO GEORGE schedules during holiday season

All GO GEORGE services will continue throughout the holidays, with special provision for shoppers and employees at the Garden Route Mall and Eden Meander shopping centres...

Elderly man sitting on the bus holding a green GO GEORGE bag.
4
Dec '24
GO GEORGE celebrates a decade of moving the community forward

As the sun rises on December 8, 2024, GO GEORGE marks a milestone moment – 10 years of proudly serving the people of George...

A map indicating GO GEORGE rerouting in Cradock Street from 22 November
19
Nov '24
Cradock Street Rerouting from 22 November

The Municipality of George will be conducting planned sewerage upgrades at the intersection of Cradock and Market Street, to convert the Old York High...

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About GO GEORGE

Serving the George community since 2014

GO GEORGE is a scheduled public bus service in the City of George, aiming to provide a first-class public transport service that is reliable, affordable, safe, convenient and accessible, and contributes to a better quality of life for all.

It connects communities, boosts the economy and renders George an appealing choice to prospective businesses and investors.

The fact that more people can now travel across our city, means an improvement in the quality of life for everyone.

What is the GIPTN?

At the heart of the project is an empowerment model that sees public transport operators who were operating minibus taxi or bus services in George forming a company to deliver the new scheduled bus service in terms of a contract. The project forms part of the George Integrated Public Transport Network (GIPTN) and is the result of a partnership between the George Municipality, the Western Cape provincial government, the national Department of Transport and local taxi and bus operators from the George area.