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Beltline light rail could generate 4.2 million trips, study says (opens the original)
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Light rail along the Atlanta Beltline loop could generate 4.2 million trips annually, according to a new estimate. Beltline officials presented the new ridership projections at a community meeting Thursday night where staff laid out the final recommendations from a multiyear transit study. The ridership estimate is “intentionally conservative,” said Shaun Green, the Beltline’s principal engineer. It doesn’t account for future land use growth and densification, which are expected to increase alon
MARTA hosted federal officials investigating safety during two-day site visit (opens the original)
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U.S. Department of Transportation officials made a site visit in Atlanta last week as part of the federal investigation into MARTA’s safety and security. The Trump administration launched its investigation in June after several high-profile violent incidents, including the fatal stabbing of a 66-year-old grandmother who had just boarded a train. Safety and finance staff from the local and Washington, D.C., offices were part of the two-day site visit. They met with staff from MARTA’s legal depart
MARTA’s long-term parking rates are going up (opens the original)
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Rates at MARTA’s long-term parking garages will increase next month, the first price increase at some stations in more than a decade. MARTA has nine long-term parking garages. Starting Sept. 14, the rates at all nine will go up $2 per day and the free parking period will end after 14 hours — a window designed to keep the costs free for daily commuters. At four of the garages — College Park, Doraville, Lindbergh and North Springs — parking currently costs $8 per day after the first 24 hours. The
HHS Secretary Kennedy attends CDC event for anniversary of Atlanta shooting (opens the original)
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday to mark the one-year anniversary of a shooting that locked down the federal facility for hours and killed a police officer. Kennedy attended the commemorative event, which was open to employees of the federal agency, and later addressed staff at a tense town hall meeting. Members of Officer David Rose’s family also attended the memorial ceremony, which was not public
Rainy forecast postpones this weekend’s I-285 closure (opens the original)
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This weekend’s planned I-285 lane closure has been canceled because of the potential for inclement weather. After a FIFA World Cup pause in construction, work was scheduled to resume this weekend on a stretch of the interstate. But a rainy forecast with the potential for thunderstorms has scuttled those plans. This was to be the third full closure on I-285 in recent months, with several dozen more planned in the next three years as construction crews rebuild roughly 15 miles on the westside corr
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