Canby Area Transit

Canby Area Transit

Founded	2002
Locale	Canby, Oregon
Service type	bus service, paratransit
Website	CAT homepage

A CAT bus in Oregon City, departing for Canby

Canby Area Transit or simply CAT is a bus service that provides public transit in the US city of Canby, Oregon, and north to Oregon City. It is operated by the City of Canby, with a hub at the downtown Canby Transit Center.

The newest transit agency in the area, CAT began operations on August 20, 2002, when Canby withdrew from the TriMet service area. The system replaces the southern legs of two TriMet bus routes , as well as offering expanded service within the city of Canby. CAT offers five-day-a-week service (Saturday service was suspended as of September 5, 2009) and no fares are collected. Financing is supported by state and federal grants, as well as a city payroll tax.

Routes

• Orange Line - Oregon City/Woodburn

Connecting systems

CAT connects to the following systems:

• TriMet at the Oregon City Transit Center
• SMART service to Wilsonville at Canby Transit Center
• South Clackamas Transportation District service to Molalla at Canby Transit Center
• This service also connects to Woodburn and ultimately through the Chemeketa Area Regional Transportation System (CARTS) to Silverton and Salem

External links

• CAT official website