ROUTE 2 DETOUR - October 5th - 9th
🚍 ROUTE 2 TEMPORARY DETOUR | OCTOBER 5–9
Heads up, Route 2 riders! A Tuolumne County Public Works project on Sawmill Flat Road will require Route 2 to use a temporary detour next week.
The good news: Route 2 will continue running, and most stops will continue to be served!
✅ All regular stops in Columbia will be served
✅ Columbia College will be served
✅ Stops along Parrotts Ferry Road will be served
âś… Scheduled departure times from Columbia College will remain the same
⚠️ Yankee Hill & Big Hill Flag Stop will NOT be served during the closure.
Route 2 will not travel on Yankee Hill Road or the section of Sawmill Flat Road between Yankee Hill Road and Columbia College while the road is closed.
👉 Normally use the Yankee Hill & Big Hill Flag Stop? Please call the Transit Office at (209) 532-0404 so we can assist with your transportation needs during the closure.
The detour may add approximately 6–8 minutes of travel time after departing Columbia College, so please allow a little extra time for your trip.
The closure is currently expected to last Monday, October 5 through Friday, October 9. We’ll share additional updates if the construction schedule changes.
Thanks for your patience while we keep Route 2 moving!
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Thanks for sharing the update. It is good to know that Columbia College departure times remain unchanged despite the Sawmill Flat Road work, though an extra 6 to 8 minutes of travel time is still worth planning around. Staying informed about local service updates like this reminds me of research tasks back in uni; even during a tough Mass Communications Assignment Help Australia search, clear public notices always made gathering accurate local information so much easier. I do wonder how many commuters usually rely on that Yankee Hill flag stop, as taking a direct call to arrange alternative transit is a nice customer service touch for those affected. Hopefully, everything stays on schedule through Friday!