BAT customers may now purchase bus tickets and passes on their mobile devices. Search for “Bus Plus” in your favorite app store and download to begin.

BAT customers may now purchase bus tickets and passes on their mobile devices. Search for “Bus Plus” in your favorite app store and download to begin.
BAT is updating its Comprehensive Regional Transit Plan and we need your input. Go to surveymonkey.com/r/BATsurvey2020 to tell us your thoughts and help shape the future of BAT. Please note, this survey closes on July 31, 2020.
Service is now extended to 9:00 PM for all city routes and frequencies have been increased:
Additional service and express runs have been added to Route 12 Ashmont:
Stoughton routes will continue to run on a reduced schedule:
Routes 10/11 continue to run a combined route and Mini-Maller service has been suspended until further notice.
Brockton Area Transit Authority has been closely monitoring the escalating Coronavirus situation. BAT has committed to dispersing information to the public that will help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases like the flu and COVID-19. Posters are displayed on all BAT vehicles and at all BAT facilities, including the BAT Centre. In addition, all vehicles are cleaned and disinfected thoroughly at least once a day. Ticket Vending Machines in the BAT Centre will be disinfected multiple times a day.
Brockton Area Transit continues to follow guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, with BAT encouraging its riders and the public to:
MassDOT recently awarded Brockton Area Transit Authority a grant to launch a “pay by phone” mobile ticketing app.
Stop by Brockton Area Transit Authority on Friday, October 4th from 12:30 to 3:00 PM for hot dogs, entertainment and ice cream in appreciation of all our customers.
Brockton, MA’s Brockton Area Transit Authority (BAT) was recently awarded $297,250 in additional funding through a competitive discretionary grant from the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. MassDOT announced the awards of $5.1 million for Regional Transit Authorities across the Commonwealth to implement best practices and innovative services designed to benefit customers. This includes $4 million in operating funding allocated in the Fiscal Year 2019 state budget signed by Governor Baker as well as an additional $1.1 million in capital funding for new equipment and technology.
BAT was the only Regional Transit Authority to receive three separate grants and will use the funding to increase service from downtown Brockton to Ashmont Station (MBTA Red Line), Stoughton, and Bridgewater State University.
Grants were determined based on projected increases to ridership, innovative approaches to service provision, and the ability to serve priority populations. The performance of each project will be evaluated by MassDOT regularly.
“BAT’s application for funds and subsequent award are consistent with our Comprehensive Regional Transit Plan and recognize the need for additional service for the growing population of our region.” said BAT’s Administrator, Reinald G. Ledoux, Jr.
BAT’s awards: