MARTA Atlanta ridership reached 4.7 million rail passenger trips during the massive 35-day global soccer tournament that ...

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The smooth flow of World Cup traffic came down to a high-tech inspection decision the city made two years ago, long before ...

Glydways, a San Francisco-based automated transit company, broke ground on a demonstration system in South Metro Atlanta on February 11, 2026, setting the stage for what the firm calls the first ...

With the latest defeat of two transit referendums in Cobb and Gwinnett counties, local leaders must again grapple with the dilemma that has perplexed the Atlanta metro for decades: Traffic is bad and ...

Since its inception more than two decades ago, the Beltline has been envisioned as a 22-mile loop of trails, parks and transit that connects dozens of intown Atlanta neighborhoods. At the “State of ...

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is getting a big update to its future, according to an announcement from the Atlanta Regional Commission Board. The announcement said going ...

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(The Center Square) – Atlanta's transit system, expected to see an influx in two weeks from global soccer's biggest stage, is under investigation for security protocols by the U.S. Department of ...

ATLANTA - Two recent attacks on MARTA trains have prompted the federal government to launch an immediate investigation into Atlanta's public transportation network. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean ...