Safety Guidelines
About T ybee
Savannah-Tybee
• Safety is our first priority; therefore, seat belts are to be used at all times.
Tybee Island is a nostalgic paradise where people live, do business and visit year round. It is Georgia’s northern-most barrier Island and is rich in history and atmosphere while remaining true to its heritage. Tybee is approximately 2½ miles by ¾ mile and is easily walkable, but bicycle, scooter and electric car rentals are available.
Beach Shuttle
• Children under the age of 18 must have a parental waiver signed. • Child car seats are required for children ages 5 and under. Parents are responsible for providing and installing the seat prior to the trip. • Service Animals are permitted.
Enjoy the Surf, Sand and Fun of Tybee Island
• Limit packages to no more than what the rider can carry. Packages must be stowed under the seats or in the back of the bus to avoid any unsafe hazardous exiting or entering by passengers. Aisles must remain clear at all times. • No smoking/eating/drinking/ transportation vehicles.
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• Absolutely no alcohol or illegal drugs allowed. Riders who appear to be under the influence of alcohol or other drugs may be denied transportation services. • NO hazardous, combustible chemicals or flammable chemicals allowed at any time on vehicles. • Inappropriate behavior which presents a danger or nuisance to other riders or transit staff will not be tolerated; this includes, but is not limited to, verbal or physical violence, offensive language or gestures or threats. • Adequate time for embarking/disembarking is given. • Driver will wait at the scheduled pick up point 5 minutes. Riders should make every effort to be ready and waiting at the scheduled pick-up time. • No school bus service is provided. • Demand response public transit cannot guarantee “daily” transport for work commutes. Call 1-800-223-8774 or visit crc.ga.gov or vpsiinc.com for information about vanpools for daily work commutes.
Historically known as “the people’s beach,” Tybee is the ideal location for recreation and relaxation with plenty of family activities. Residents and guests enjoy the shopping and dining experiences, the beach, kayaking, nature trails, walking and more. Tybee Island is the place to be for that enjoyable laid back beach community atmosphere. Tybee boasts a plethora of natural and cultural experiences, over 35 cool spots to quench your thirst and satisfy your hunger, and more than 30 shops to find everything you must have from whimsical art to bike racks. Sun worshippers appreciate the extra 1.2 million cubic yards of high quality sand to spread their beach towels out along Tybee’s 4-mile long beach.
Ride from downtown to the beach... and back again
SHUTTLE
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SCHEDULE AND STOPS Monday-Sunday, excluding Holidays 10 a.m. & 5 p.m. - Savannah Visitor’s Center 10:30 & 5:30 p.m. - Tybrisa/Strand Roundabout 10:45 & 5:45 p.m. - North Beach Parking Lot near Tybee Island Lighthouse Shuttle pick-up will be at the Savannah Visitor’s Center at 10 a.m and 5 p.m. The shuttle will then drop passengers off either at the North Beach Parking Lot or the Tybrisa/ Strand Roundabout. Shuttle pick-up on Tybee will be at the Tybrisa/Strand Roundabout and North Beach Parking Lot at 5:30 and 5:45 p.m., respectively. It will then transport passengers to the Savannah Visitor’s Center. FEES $3.00 each way per passenger Fares must be paid at boarding. Drivers cannot make change or extend credit. PARKING Parking ($1/hour after 1st free hour; maximum of $8) is available at the Savannah Visitor’s Center. (Payment by cash or traveler’s check only.)
C o n ta c t Questions? Contact the Coastal Regional Commission by calling (866) 543-6744 or visit www.crc.ga.gov and select Transportation Services.
Please note: Highway 80, Butler Avenue and Jones Avenue are too busy or too narrow for safe bicycle traffic. Please make sure your children and family use the designated bike routes for the safety of all.
Enjoy your visit while helping protect the environment by using the Coastal Regional Coaches Tybee Shuttle.