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MARTA Set to Launch Next Gen Bus Network
The historic initiative represents the first time since MARTA began bus operations in the early 1970s that the entire system has been redrawn from scratch.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHThe historic initiative represents the first time since MARTA began bus operations in the early 1970s that the entire system has been redrawn from scratch.
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The awards were made possible through the FTA's annual Buses and Bus Facilities and Low- and No-Emission Vehicle programs.
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The change improves customer experience, avoids expensive equipment replacements, and aligns with how people pay fares on other buses in the system.
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A native of Adamsville, Ga., Coy Dumas joined MARTA, then known as Atlanta Transit, in 1972 as a bus operator.
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The joint development project, scheduled for completion in 2024, is Metro’s latest effort to add critically needed affordable housing to the L.A. region and provide new opportunities for Metro customers to live adjacent to transit in their own communities.
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The new BRT brand is called “MCTS CONNECT,” specifically designed for the battery electric buses used on this BRT route.
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The 3,500-foot Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel has been closed nearly every night since the project began in July 2020.
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The funding comes on the heels of additional grants awarded to Metro earlier this year to diversify its energy usage by replacing aging transit vehicles and infrastructure and purchasing buses powered on biofuel.
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The most recent results add to a string of historic years for transit at the ballot box, with over 85% of measures winning for public transit from 2017 to 2022.
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As previously announced, the property is located near the company's Aldergrove, B.C., Canadian Headquarters with easy access to port, rail, and truck shipping and receiving facilities.
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While a deal has yet to be reached, labor negotiations are ongoing between OCTA and the union representing OCTA’s 150 maintenance workers.
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