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"I work with the mechanics to make sure they have everything they need to repair the buses. At our previous facility, we had five different areas where we stored our parts and we had to walk around the entire building to piece together certain projects. But in our new space on Lafranier, we now have all the parts in one room. It just makes things so much easier and more efficient." – Zachary ...

"When you take BATA, you can just sit back and relax and just get to know one another. You can’t do that from inside your car. If you stay in your little bubble, then you don't get to meet and interact with all the people in our community. And some of them are such a joy to be around. I mean, they make you laugh. You know, it's a joy - to be around people and get to know them." – Babs, BATA...

BATA Holiday Schedule: Happy New Year! On New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31) BATA will run its normal service schedule. On New Year’s Day BATA will be closed with only limited Link service from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Visit www.bata.net or call 231.941.2324 to learn more.

BATA Holiday Schedule: Happy Holidays! On Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) all services will end at 8 p.m. On Christmas Day (Dec. 25) BATA will be closed with only limited Link service from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Visit bata.net or call 231.941.2324 to learn more.

Sharing info about the ways BATA can help connect new students to all of Northwestern Michigan College campuses.

Even when the snow is coming down, BATA provides 1,000 rides a day to residents and visitors of the 900 square miles of Leelanau and Grand Traverse counties, including the city of Traverse City.

Heading downtown for Downtown TC (Official) Men's Night? Avoid having to deal with cold, snow and looking for parking and let BATA do the driving. BATA's Bayline is free to ride with buses every 15 minutes. Stops right downtown and free park-n-ride lots.

Celebrating BATA Executive Director Kelly Dunham's 15 years of service to our community and enjoying holiday cheer comradery.