Find Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs bus tickets

There is no direct bus from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs station. However, there are services available with transfers. The journey typically involves departing from Gwinnett Justice & Admin Center and arriving at Dunwoody Station via Sugarloaf Mills GRTA Park and Ride. The total travel time, including transfers, usually takes around 2 hours and 1 minute.

You can catch the bus from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs at the Gwinnett Justice & Admin Center station. This station is where the Gwinnett County Transit operates the bus services for this route. Ensure you arrive at the Gwinnett Justice & Admin Center station in time for your scheduled departure to Sandy Springs.

The Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs bus services, operated by Xpress, arrive at Dunwoody Station. Upon reaching your destination at Dunwoody Station, you will have completed your journey from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs. Make sure to check the schedule and any connecting services you may require upon arrival at Dunwoody Station.

The cost of a bus ticket from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs typically ranges from $6 to $9. The pricing may vary based on factors such as the time of booking, availability of discounts, and any specific promotions that may be running. It's advisable to check with the bus service provider or their official website for current fare information before purchasing your ticket.

There are bus services available between Lawrenceville and Sandy Springs. These services involve transfers, with the journey typically including departure from Gwinnett Justice & Admin Center and arrival at Dunwoody Station via Sugarloaf Mills GRTA Park and Ride. The total travel time from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs by bus is approximately 2 hours and 1 minute. Both Gwinnett County Transit and Xpress operate bus services between these locations, offering commuters options for their journey.

The Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs buses are generally less crowded during midday and late afternoon. These times may offer a more comfortable and quieter travel experience compared to peak commuting hours. Commuters could consider avoiding rush hours in the early morning and late afternoon to potentially find the buses less crowded. It's advisable to plan travel during off-peak times for a more relaxed journey.

The first bus of the day to travel from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs typically departs from Gwinnett Justice & Admin Center station in the early morning. On the other hand, the last bus of the day from Lawrenceville to Sandy Springs can usually be expected to leave in the late afternoon to early evening. Travelers should check the specific schedule with Gwinnett County Transit and Xpress for the exact departure times of the first and last buses.