Taxis, Ubers, Lyfts: Major rideshare services and a few taxicab companies operate in Augusta and the surrounding area.However, figuring out a new public transit system can be tedious for a group of out-of-towners and those traveling with a lot of children. The standard fare is $1.50, with discounts available for seniors and folks with disabilities. The nine routes cover many major attractions within city limits, so as long as your destination is within walking distance of downtown, the public bus system can take you there. Augusta Transit: The city’s public transit system is relatively robust (compared to other Georgian cities of its size, anyway).So what are your options? For groups traveling in Augusta, here are some popular methods of transportation where no one has to drive-although some modes are better suited for different types of groups:
But not everyone can or wants to put miles on their personal vehicles or be the DD for the duration of the trip. Like many sprawling Georgia cities ( Atlanta and Savannah included), Augusta is easiest to navigate by car.
