On the Web: http://www.itsmarta.com/moremarta For more information, please contact us: 404-848-4135 | [email protected] More MARTA Atlanta has been the people’s program from the beginning. The More MARTA Atlanta program will better connect communities to local and regional transportation networks, improve first- and last-mile connectivity, expand access to jobs and educational opportunities, spur ongoing economic development throughout the region, enhance mobility options for seniors and individuals with disabilities, and improve the overall quality of life for residents in the city – and beyond. Fall 2018 FACT SHEET More MARTA Atlanta The More MARTA Atlanta program is governed by a partnership between MARTA and the City of Atlanta. The program is shaped by guiding principles focused on a balanced approach to improving transit service, accessibility, and connectivity throughout the City of Atlanta. To review the guiding principles, visit www.itsmarta.com/moremarta. How did we get here? How will More MARTA improve Atlanta transit? What is the More MARTA Atlanta Program? More MARTA Atlanta is the largest transit investment in four decades – $2.7 billion over the next 40 years. Funded by the half-penny sales tax overwhelmingly passed in 2016 by Atlanta voters, the program includes improvements to existing service and investment in a variety of transit projects and system-wide enhancements. NOV. 2016 2016-2017 MAY-AUG. 2018 OCT. 2017 - ONGOING OCT. 2018 MAY 2017- MAY 2018 HALF-PENNY SALES TAX APPROVED BY ATLANTA VOTERS Provide service to 126 city of Atlanta neighborhoods Increase access to 350,000 jobs throughout the city of Atlanta Provide 61 percent greater access to transit for communities with large minority or low–income populations Connect to 77 medical facilities, 83 grocery stores, and 115 schools (30 colleges & universities and 85 K–12 public & private schools) PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION/PUBLIC INPUT SURVEY LEADERSHIP AND COMMITTEE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT MARTA BOARD VOTE TO APPROVE PROGRAM PROGRAM EVALUATION PROCESS
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On the Web: http://www.itsmarta.com/moremarta
For more information, please contact us: 404-848-4135 | [email protected]
More MARTA Atlanta has been the people’s program from the beginning.
The More MARTA Atlanta program will better connect communities to local and regional transportation networks, improve first- and last-mile connectivity, expand access to jobs and educational opportunities, spur ongoing economic development throughout the region, enhance mobility options for seniors and individuals with disabilities, and improve the overall quality of life for residents in the city – and beyond.
Fall 2018FACT SHEETMore MARTA Atlanta
The More MARTA Atlanta program is governed by a partnership between MARTA and the City of Atlanta.
The program is shaped by guiding principles focused on a balanced approach to improving transit service, accessibility, and connectivity throughout the City of Atlanta. To review the guiding principles, visit www.itsmarta.com/moremarta.
How did we get here?
How will More MARTA improve Atlanta transit?
What is the More MARTA Atlanta Program?More MARTA Atlanta is the largest transit investment in four decades – $2.7 billion over the next 40 years. Funded by the half-penny sales tax overwhelmingly passed in 2016 by Atlanta voters, the program includes improvements to existing service and investment in a variety of transit projects and system-wide enhancements.
NOV. 2016 2016-2017MAY-AUG.
2018OCT. 2017 - ONGOINGOCT. 2018
MAY 2017-MAY 2018
HALF-PENNY SALES TAX APPROVED BY ATLANTA VOTERS
Provide service to
126 city of Atlanta
neighborhoods
Increase access to
350,000 jobsthroughout the city of Atlanta
Provide 61 percent greater access to transit
for communities with large minority or low–income
populations
Connect to 77 medical facilities, 83 grocery
stores, and 115 schools (30 colleges & universities and 85 K–12
public & private schools)
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
AND EDUCATION
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION/PUBLIC
INPUT SURVEY
LEADERSHIP AND COMMITTEE
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
MARTA BOARD VOTE TO APPROVE
PROGRAM
PROGRAM EVALUATION
PROCESS
On the Web: http://www.itsmarta.com/moremarta
For more information, please contact us: 404-848-4135 | [email protected]
Project schedules and funding plans are being developed.
(LRT) Light Rail Transit (ART) Arterial Rapid Transit (BRT) Bus Rapid Transit
10/03/2018
Fall 2018FACT SHEETMore MARTA Atlanta
More MARTA Atlanta Program
More MARTA Atlanta Program The More MARTA Atlanta program partners, City of Atlanta and MARTA, have worked together to develop and implement a system of projects that were selected based on a thorough analysis of technical data, performance measurements, and public input. These transit projects will better serve Atlanta residents, as well as help the City implement its vision for the future. The More MARTA Atlanta program includes:
• Light Rail Transit (LRT)
• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
• Arterial Rapid Transit (ART)
• New transit centers
Visit www.itsmarta.com/moremarta for updates on the program.
FOLLOW US:
• Additional fixed route bus service
• Station upgrades (amenities, maintenance enhancements, and new wayfinding/signage)
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BeltLine Northeast LRT Peachtree Rd ART
Cleveland Ave ART
Metropolitan Pkwy ART
Frequent Local Bus Service
Greenbriar Transit Center
Moores Mill Transit Center
MARTA Stations(not shown on map)
BeltLine Southwest LRT
Campbellton Rd LRT
Clifton Corridor LRT
Crosstown Downtown East Extension
Crosstown Downtown West Extension
Capitol Ave BRT
North Ave- Donald L. Hollowell Pkwy BRT
Northside Dr BRT
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