9 organizations
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Georgia Regional Transportation Authority, or GRTA, has been folded into the new Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority. Its transportation work continues through Xpress commuter buses, regional transportation planning, and reviews of large developments that affect traffic in metro Atlanta.
Downtown7 services
Georgia Commute Options is a free commuter program managed by the Atlanta Regional Commission and funded through the Georgia Department of Transportation. It helps commuters, employers, and schools in metro Atlanta find cleaner ways to travel, such as carpooling, vanpooling, transit, biking, walking, and telework. This is a transportation and clean-air program, not a mental health or crisis service.
Downtown11 services
CobbLinc is Cobb County’s public bus and transit service, run through Cobb County government. It helps people get around Cobb County and to parts of Atlanta by local bus, commuter bus, paratransit, on-demand rides, and a transportation voucher program for eligible older adults and people with disabilities.
5 services
MARTA is the public transit agency for the Atlanta region. It runs buses, trains, streetcar service, ADA paratransit through MARTA Mobility, reduced fare cards, travel training, and some on-demand ride services.
8 services
MARTA is the public transit agency for metro Atlanta. It runs buses, trains, streetcar service, paratransit, on-demand MARTA Reach vans, and fare programs that help seniors, people with disabilities, Medicare cardholders, students, schools, employers, and riders get around.
Downtown10 services
MARTA is the public transit agency for the Atlanta area. It runs trains, buses, streetcar service, paratransit, and on-demand rides, and it offers reduced fares for seniors, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders.
Lindbergh/Morosgo10 services
Cobb County Department of Transportation runs CobbLinc, the county transit service. It helps people get around Cobb County by bus, paratransit for eligible riders with disabilities, and CobbLinc Go on-demand rides in South Cobb.
8 services
Coweta Connect is Coweta County's public transit program. It gives curb-to-curb rides anywhere inside Coweta County for $3 each way, with no fixed routes or bus stops. You call ahead and a shuttle van comes to your address to pick you up or drop you off.
2 services
The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA) was a state agency that started Xpress, the metro Atlanta commuter bus service. GRTA was dissolved in 2026 and its work moved to the new Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority, but Xpress buses keep running. Xpress offers low-cost bus rides and park-and-ride lots that connect 13 metro Atlanta counties to jobs in Downtown, Midtown, MARTA, and Emory.
4 services
