Bullock County, Alabama is a rural area with limited public transportation options. The county is served by the Troy Transit System, which provides public transit services within the city limits of Troy and to some nearby cities such as Montgomery and Birmingham. Additionally, Bullock County has two bus companies that offer local transportation services. The Bullock County Transit Authority (BCTA) runs daily bus routes throughout the county and has a fleet of vans for rides in rural areas. All BCTA buses are ADA compliant and include bike racks on all buses. For those who prefer to drive their own vehicle, Bullock County does not have any ride share programs but there are many taxis available throughout the county. Lastly, Bullock County is host to several regional airports with flights from major airlines connecting it to other destinations in Alabama and beyond. With these various transportation options available in this rural county, locals can easily commute around the region.
The typical American commute has been getting longer each year since 2010. The average one-way commute in Bullock County takes 29.8 minutes. That's longer than the US average of 26.4 minutes.
How people in Bullock County get to work:
- 73.1% drive their own car alone
- 15.7% carpool with others
- 3.0% work from home
- 0.3% take mass transit