Georgia Coach Lines

02/05/2025

1. There’s no need to consult the playbook. 📖 The winning play always involves designating a sober driver. 🏆 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
2. See someone about to get behind the wheel after drinking? Intercept those keys! 🔑 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
3. A game plan is the key to success. Make your own game plan before kickoff by designating a sober driver. 🏈 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
4. Some game plans are worth sharing: Let others know if you’re the designated driver! 🏈 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
5. Drive sober for the win! 🏆 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
6. Make the play of the day: Designate a sober driver. 🏈 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.
7. Be the MVP of the night by being the sober designated driver. 🏈 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.

02/04/2025

CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY! Ever heard of The Green Book? Thank you, Victor Hugo Green, for publishing this invaluable tool 1936-1967 enabling Black travelers to stay safe on the road. Click to learn about the bible of Black travel. https://youtu.be/Q-jJv2ZBFKE?si=t4BVgxsnD_39XGeg

In 1936, a Harlem postal worker named Victor Green published a book that would go on to become a vital companion for African-American motorists: the "Green B...

02/01/2025

CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY!
Join us as we celebrate pioneers who paved the way for mobility, freedom, and progress!

Today we honor the legacy of Safe Bus Company, trailblazers who forged the path in transportation!
Born out of necessity, the Safe Bus Company proudly served the underserved Black neighborhoods of Winston-Salem, North Carolina from 1926 to 1972. Founded by 21 Black jitney operators who sought to provide safe, reliable transportation, Safe Bus was born during segregation when the city’s trolley system, Southern Public Utilities Company, did not service predominantly Black areas.
In an era where the city’s residents were left with a scattered, unorganized transportation system, Safe Bus made history by uniting those 21 jitney drivers and forming a fleet of 35 buses. Led by Harvey F. Morgan, Safe Bus quickly grew, providing transportation to thousands of passengers daily. It became the largest African-American-owned transportation company in the world, carrying more than 8,000 passengers each day.
By 1968, when Winston-Salem’s contracted bus carrier departed, Safe Bus stepped in to serve ALL residents, cementing its place in the city's history. As Cassandra Greene Miller, daughter of Safe Bus President Buster Greene, once said, “Many people say that segregation gave birth to Safe Bus and integration ended it.”

We honor the groundbreaking legacy of Safe Bus and those who made it possible—forever a symbol of resilience, community, and progress.

Ride with us as we continue moving communities forward!

01/30/2025

We are delighted to confirm our arrival in the Sunshine State, having reached our destination safely and soundly. The four coaches were filled with excitement as they looked forward to the Disney adventure centered on Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

01/30/2025

We are thrilled to have our friends from Durham Middle School, Acworth, GA. visit Disney this week as our special guests.

01/28/2025

Though winter's snow and chill follow us, we stand firm in the knowledge that God's boundless mercy and grace envelop us, safeguarding our journeys, and illuminating our paths as we navigate the rhythms of daily life.

01/25/2025

It's a glorious day here in Mount Pleasant South Carolina. The views are breathtaking but the water is still invigorating.

01/25/2025

Every now and then we have to restock our peach supply, so today we decided to drop by our buddies at Lane’s Peach Farm.

01/24/2025

The roads here in Georgia have thawed out and are safe for travel, the temperature is still a bit frigid so we moved our guaranteed “Fresh and Clean” operation in doors. We appreciate the Maintenance Director Mr. Robinson for his dedication to detail and earl mornings and late nights. As we enter our 40th year of service, we will continue bringing you the latest in technology, safety, service and satisfaction.

01/21/2025

Palm trees and 50 degrees are not typically associated in Florida. We are experiencing a bout of frigid weather sweeping across the southeast. I am not returning home for a couple of days, and conditions are deteriorating there.

01/20/2025

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who inspired the world with his vision of equality, justice, and unity. His tireless commitment to civil rights reminds us that progress is driven by courage, compassion, and a shared journey toward a better future.

Let’s reflect on his words today and every day: “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’”

01/20/2025

We are hosting Clark Atlanta University's Panthers in Jacksonville for their basketball matchup against Edward Waters College.

01/19/2025

Wishing you a bright and beautiful Sunday! May God's guidance and protection continue to inspire and uplift you. From the Staff at Georgia Coach Lines, Inc.

01/18/2025

We are situated at high elevations, taking in the breathtaking vista of the surrounding mountains and countryside. The snow from last week is thawing gradually as we prepare for another winter storm anticipated to arrive early next week.

01/15/2025

Internationally, our partners contribute to several endeavors that shed light on genuine Civil Rights history, encompassing iconic locations such as the capital steps, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Dreamland Bar-b-q, and Rosa Parks's apartment.

01/13/2025

Atlanta's profound Civil Rights History has captivated our international partners today as they tour the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church. As they conclude their time in Atlanta and proceed along the Civil Rights Trail, today's experience has served as a poignant introduction to the history of a pivotal African American leader in the movement Rev Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. . We acknowledge Douglas Reese's forthcoming contribution, sharing his expertise on the history of Selma, Alabama. Many partners have requested his involvement as a Motorcoach operator for Civil Rights tours, valuing his comprehensive knowledge and personal experience in navigating the trail. We thank Douglas for his dedication to ensuring an exceptional experience for our visitors.

01/11/2025

A visit to the historic Centennial Olympic Park, a central venue for the 1996 U. S. Olympic Games in Atlanta.

01/11/2025

We welcomed our international partners to Atlanta upon their safe arrival. Following the tradition of many tourists, our group chose to dine at the Waffle House. Although the Centennial Park location was unable to accommodate our guests, our hotel generously accommodated us and extended the breakfast hour.