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Established in 1975, Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority connects the local transportation in Chippewa and Luce counties of the eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Located in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., the authority operates three local vehicle and passenger ferries to the nearby islands of Sugar, Neebish and Drummond. It also operates a rural public bussing system with scheduled runs to and from Sault Ste. Marie to local areas. Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority operates a dial-a-ride bus service in Luce County.

Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority (EUPTA) is a local transportation company established in 1975, serving Chippewa and Luce Counties in Michigan. They operate three vehicle and passenger ferries to the nearby islands of Sugar, Neebish, and Drummond, as well as a rural public bussing system with scheduled runs to and from Sault Ste. Marie and Kincheloe. EUPTA also offers Dial-a-Ride services in Luce County and collaborates with Michigan Transportation Connection Connect UP to provide transportation for non-emergency medical appointments. With a commitment to efficient and reliable transportation, EUPTA ensures convenient connections for locals and visitors alike. Stay updated on current ferry schedules, delays, and cancellations through their social media pages and website, and don't forget to participate in their monthly drawing for a chance to win $50 by submitting your cash fare ticket stubs.Generated from the website