MARTA will halt Atlanta Streetcar service starting Sept. 8 for at least three months due to Georgia Power infrastructure work ...

MARTA will suspend streetcar service next month to accommodate urgent underground utility repairs by Georgia Power along the ...

The Atlanta Streetcar will be offline for several months starting Monday, Sept. 8, as MARTA and Georgia Power launch ...

MARTA announced Tuesday that starting on Sept. 8, the entire streetcar service line would be suspended for three to four ...

ATLANTA, Ga. — MARTA officials announced they plan to suspend streetcar service later this year. This will begin on Sept. 8 ...

Shuttle vans wrapped to look like streetcars will run the 2.7-mile loop for three to four months while Georgia Power and the city of Atlanta make utility and sewer repairs.

MARTA, which took over the streetcar from Atlanta in 2018, says more people will ride if the line goes more places. The 2-mile extension runs along Edgewood Avenue, Randolph Street, Auburn Avenue ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta's MARTA transit system is set to resume bus, mobility, and streetcar services on a phased schedule beginning Sunday, Jan. 12. Passengers are encouraged to stay updated on real ...

If the full MARTA board approves the contract next month, the final design work could begin this summer. The Streetcar East Extension will cost about $230 million and will be funded through the ...

I think it will hurt," Campos said. MARTA projects starting streetcar service on the BeltLine in just four years – at an estimated $200 million plus --- a cost that may be revised upward.

According to MARTA, the streetcar service will be suspended from Jan. 13 to Jan. 17 so Georgia Power can make emergency repairs to a site on Carnegie Way.

The first of MARTA’s new rail cars arrive in the Port of Brunswick on Dec. 14, 2022. (MARTA) Two of the cars were returned to service at the start of March.