(Atlanta News First) - On Thursday, MARTA unveiled its new railcars set to take to the tracks in Atlanta later this year.

Mayor Andre Dickens said Thursday he no longer wants the first phase of Beltline light rail to go alongside the Eastside Trail, backing off plans he supported during his campaign.

metro Atlanta rail ridership is now back to less than half what it was in 2019 — before travel cratered during the COVID-19 pandemic that began five years ago this month. MARTA officials say the ...

ATLANTA - Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and his staff announced Thursday he no longer supports the first phase of the light rail project along ... Dickens said during a MARTA board meeting.

ATLANTA — MARTA has partially resumed rail service following an earlier incident in which a person was struck by a train at College Park Station on Saturday morning. According to a statement ...

The project is funded through More MARTA Atlanta ... Mayor Andre Dickens' vision for the first steps in bringing light rail to the Atlanta Beltline. City of Atlanta Under the mayor’s vision ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens attended Thursday’s MARTA board meeting to discuss, among other topics, a proposed change for how the MARTA streetcar service would access the Beltline.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens addressed the MARTA board in person for the first ... The mayor said he would like to see light rail, possibly in the form of the Atlanta Streetcar, connect with ...