Atlanta City Council asks Mayor to renegotiate More MARTA IGA—deadline to watch
Atlanta City Council on July 6 approved Resolution 26-R-3743 asking Mayor Andre Dickens to renegotiate the More MARTA IGA by Nov. 1, 2026.
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MARTA Board agenda July 16: More MARTA IGA amendment + Buford Highway ART design
MARTA’s July 16 agenda for More MARTA includes an IGA governance amendment plus AE50576 systems engineering and AE50544 Buford Highway ART final design.
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MARTA World Cup commuter report: Better Breeze tap-to-ride gates
MARTA’s June 11–July 15 ridership snapshot shows big match-day spikes, and its Better Breeze system changes what works when you tap at fare gates.
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Atlanta City Council asks Mayor to present renegotiated “More MARTA” deal by Nov. 1, 2026
Atlanta City Council approved Resolution 26-R-3743 asking Mayor Andre Dickens to renegotiate the “More MARTA” IGA, with an updated agreement for consideration by Nov. 1, 2026.
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Atlanta riders get new MARTA tools as World Cup service starts June 11
MARTA’s new app and web rider tools went live June 9, and World Cup service begins June 11 ahead of Atlanta’s first match on June 15 for riders.
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Atlanta riders are adjusting to MARTA’s new bus network after April 18 launch
Atlanta GA – MARTA’s NextGen bus network launched April 18, changing routes, schedules, frequencies, and some stops. Riders should recheck every trip now.
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Atlanta data center fight in Adair Park tests the city’s limits on land use near MARTA and the BeltLine
Atlanta GA – A proposed data center in Adair Park is now a test of Atlanta’s BeltLine and transit-area rules, with zoning hearings next on the calendar.
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Atlanta riders have one day left to check MARTA’s new bus routes before April 18 launch
Atlanta GA – MARTA’s NextGen Bus Network starts April 18, replacing the old map with fewer routes, more frequency on key corridors, and new trip planning needs.
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Adair Park data center fight returns as Atlanta neighborhood votes against transit-adjacent exception
Atlanta GA – NPU-V voted against a revived zoning exception for a proposed Adair Park-area data center, sending a key test of Atlanta’s 2024 land-use policy onward.
