Walker Transit provides public transportation services throughout Walker County, helping residents get to essential appointments, errands, and more including doctor visits, grocery shopping, and other personal needs.

Hours of Operation

Effective September 2, 2025:

• Monday to Friday: 6:00 a.m – 5:00 p.m
• Closed on weekends and major holidays

How to Make a Reservation

To schedule a ride:

• Call (706) 375-0803
• Reserve at least three days in advance
• Have the exact street address of your destination ready

Return Trips:

Call the Walker Transit office when you’re ready to be picked up, and a vehicle will be dispatched to your location.

Call Back List Guidelines

If you’re on the callback list:

• Outside the county: Call by 2:30 p.m.
• Within the county: Call by 4:00 p.m.

 Fares

• $4.00 per trip
• Fare must be paid before taking your seat
• Exact change only, drivers cannot make change
• Return trips require an additional $4.00 fare

Accessibility & ADA Services

Walker Transit is committed to providing accessible services.

• Call (706) 375-0803 for accommodation requests
• Use Georgia Relay (Dial 711) for hearing or speech disabilities
• Accessible versions of transit materials are available upon request

Reasonable Modifications

We will modify policies or procedures as needed to avoid discrimination or ensure accessibility. Contact our ADA Coordinator regarding requests.

Mobility Device Policy

We accept mobility devices that meet the following guidelines:

• Max Width: 30 inches
• Max Length: 48 inches
• Max Weight (occupied): 1,000 lbs

All devices must be secured. Service may be denied if a rider refuses securement.

Important Rider Policies

Walker Transit is a public transportation system. Multiple passengers may be on board, and trip timing may vary. Please review the following rider rules:

General Rules

• Must be a Walker County resident
• Provide a working phone number or emergency contact
• Be ready 20 minutes before pickup
• Drivers will not enter passengers’ homes
• Shoppers must carry their own bags
• All passengers must wear seat belts
• Transit is curb to curb; drivers do not assist beyond the curb
• Transit will not pick up from any assistant living facilities or rehabilitation facilities

Pickup Policy

• Drivers will wait 5 minutes maximum
• No-show passengers may be suspended from service
• For safety reasons, our drivers are explicitly prohibited from backing into or out of a client’s pickup or drop-off location

Cancellation & Suspension Policy

Late cancellations or no-shows will result in:

• 1st Offense: 7-day suspension
• 2nd Offense: 14-day suspension
• 3rd Offense: 21-day suspension
• Additional offenses: 30-day suspension

Prohibited Behavior

Passengers may be banned without notice for:

• Profanity or abusive language
• Carrying weapons
• Threats to drivers or other passengers
• Exposure to bodily fluids
• Intoxication (drugs/alcohol)
• Refusal to follow policies

Medical Liability Disclaimer

Please be advised that Walker County Transit employees are not licensed medical professionals and are therefore not authorized or trained to provide any medical assistance of any kind.

Walker County assumes no liability for any medical emergencies or health related incidents that may occur while using Transit services. Passengers are solely responsible for managing their personal health needs, including carrying and administering any necessary medications or treatments.

In the event of a medical emergency, Transit employees will follow standard procedures, which may include contacting emergency medical services (EMS), but they are not responsible for the outcome of such incidents.

Need More Info?

To request a full list of policies and procedures, or for additional questions:

Call: (706) 375-0803

 Reminder

Walker Transit is a curb to curb service. Riders must be able to get to and from the vehicle without driver assistance beyond the curb.

Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS)

Georgia Relay allows people with speech or hearing disabilities to communicate via phone.

• Dial 711 to connect with a communications assistant
• TRS can be used for reservations, customer service, and questions

Proof of Residency

Walker Transit may request proof of Walker County residency from any rider.

Keep Transit Accessible & Safe

Following our guidelines ensures that everyone can ride safely, respectfully, and on time. We appreciate your cooperation.