MARTA outlines transit plans ahead of 2026 World Cup
MARTA’s interim CEO and general manager, Jonathan Hunt, appeared at the Georgia State Capitol to brief lawmakers on how the transit system is preparing for the influx of visitors expected for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Atlanta. He highlighted plans focused on security, system reliability, and passenger flow, along with investments in new rail cars and an upgraded payment system. MARTA leaders say the goal is to ensure smooth, safe, and efficient transportation for residents and global visitors during one of the city’s largest events.
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