MARTA announced on Thursday that their airport station will be temporarily closed this spring for renovations. Although some construction has already started, most of the renovations will take ...

MARTA has closed its station at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport from starting today until May 19 for renovations. Renovation work will include floor tile replacements on the ...

There is a Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) train station inside the domestic terminal of the Atlanta airport, where passengers can take the rail service into downtown Atlanta ...

It remains unclear how a new directive to prioritize funding to communities with birth and marriage rates higher than the national average would affect MARTA or other Atlanta-area grant applicants.

Upgrades are already visible at several stations, including Airport and Five Points ... Greenwood emphasized MARTA’s role as "the backbone of metro Atlanta’s transit network," with plans ...

ATLANTA — MARTA is trying to make plans for the future in case the federal money they rely on is rescinded by the federal government. This week, MARTA board members heard a presentation about ...

this hotel provides easy access to a MARTA station, wherein downtown Atlanta is only 10 miles away. For those not interested in airport views or SkyTrain access to the airport (the airport's two ...

MARTA operates both bus and rail lines throughout the city and into nearby suburbs. For $2.50 per person, you can take the Red or Gold train from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ...

ATLANTA — Snow came across much of the south ... here's the latest information from MARTA. In short, bus, streetcar, and Mobility services will be suspended today; however, MARTA said these ...

ATLANTA — MARTA has announced the phased resumption of bus service on Thursday, Jan. 23, after disruptions caused by recent winter weather. Riders are advised to plan accordingly, as schedules ...

ATLANTA — As MARTA works on designs and plans for its NextGen Bus Network, the transit agency is offering dozens of chances for metro Atlanta residents to weigh in on how the routes could change.