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To Using MARTA's Transit System It’s my pleasure to WELCOME YOU TO MAR- Simple Steps to Ride MARTA TA, the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Au- 1. Plan your trip at www.itsmarta.com or call thority. Our transit system was created in 1965 404-848-5000 for help and the latest schedule to provide safe, convenient and reliable transit updates. service to the residents and visitors of the At- 2. Buy a Breeze Card/Ticket at any Breeze lanta region, and we thank you for riding with Vending Machine at MARTA stations, RideStores us. or online at www.breezecard.com. MARTA is the 9th largest transit system in the 3. Call 404-848-5000 to register your card or create United States operating rail, bus and paratransit an account online at www.breezecard.com Ride services that provide more than 430,000 pas- and link existing cards. Call the above number Hours of Operation senger trips every week day. We are primarily immediately if registered card is lost or stolen. Bus .....................................5:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m. funded by a 1% sales tax levied by our member 4. Tap your Breeze Card/Ticket on the blue target jurisdictions – the City of Atlanta, DeKalb, Fulton to pay your fare on the rail or bus. Weekend & Holidays ...5:30 a.m.–12:30 a.m. and Clayton counties. 5. Tap on the blue target to exit train station. (times vary by route) MARTA is vital to the success of metro Atlanta’s 6. Transfers are free when loaded onto a Breeze Train ...................................5:00 a.m.–1:30 a.m. Guide economy, the preservation of our environment Card/Ticket upon tapping to board a bus and/or Weekend & Holidays .....6:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m. to Using MARTA’s and the quality of life in our region. According exiting the train station. Up to four transfers can be Weekday Peak Service ....Every 10 minutes to a University of Georgia study, MARTA is re- made within a three hour time period. (Peak Hours 6 a.m.–9 a.m.; 3 p.m.–7 p.m.) Transit System sponsible for about $2.6 billion in economic Weekday Mid-Day Service Every 12 minutes activity every year and supports roughly 24,000 How to Reload Breeze Card jobs statewide. Thanks to our customers, MAR- At the Breeze Vending Machine Weekday Off Peak Service Every 20 minutes TA helps take more than 100,000 vehicles off 1. Select Reload Saturday, Sunday and Holidays the road each day – reducing harmful pollutants 2. Tap your Breeze Card/Ticket on the blue target ALL Rail Lines ......................Every 20 minutes and improving our air quality. 3. Select Time Value, Trip Value or Stored Value RideStores MARTA has a top-to-bottom transformation 4. Select the number of days, number of trips or cash Five Points plan underway to improve our service, enhance amount you would like to add Monday - Friday........... 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. safety, become more customer-friendly and 5. Insert payment – cash/coins or credit/debit card provide a better overall transit experience for Saturday & Sunday ........................... Closed 6. IMPORTANT: Tap your card on the everyone we serve. In addition, we’re working blue target again to load value Airport with our employees, customers and stakehold- Monday - Friday........... 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. ers to become more efficient and improve our At the Bus Farebox Saturday & Sunday ........................... Closed business practices to secure our financial fu- 1. Tap your Breeze Card/Ticket on the farebox ture. 2. Insert cash only (coins and/or up to 5 bills) 3. Tap your Breeze Card only once We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and Restrooms are open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on the farebox to pay fare and we’re working hard every day to provide you with the exception of restrooms at Five Points Sta- load transfer. with a high-quality transit experience. You can 4. Load Passes or Trips tion which are open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. contact me with your comments and sugges- at a Breeze Vending Please see the Station Agent for access. Also be tions at MARTA General Manager, 2424 Pied- Machine or online aware that National Homeland Security alerts may mont Road, NE, Atlanta, GA 30324, and I invite www.breezecard.com or require restrooms to be closed without notice. you to follow me on Twitter @CEOMARTA. by scanning the QR Code. Sincerely, Remember when riding MARTA, it is against the law to: Assault MARTA Employees, Eat (except in train stations), Drink (unless in resealable plastic container), Smoke, Carry Weapons (except firearms when carrying a valid permit), Litter, Vandalize, Write Graffiti, Panhandle, Solicit, Play Sound Devices Without Earphones (set volume to low), or Bring Ani- Printed February 2016 mals On Board (except service animals or small pets confined to rigid pet carriers with locks or latches). Keith T. Parker, AICP, General Manager/CEO Non-compliance may result in a citation or arrest. Fare Guide Contact MARTA Airport Fares are loaded onto a Breeze Card/Ticket Children’s Fare................................. FREE Routes/Scheduling .......................404-848-5000 MARTA’s Airport rail station is attached to the and can be paid with cash or debit/credit cards Children 46” and under, maximum two per paying [email protected] at Breeze Vending Machines or RideStores. If adult; check at Breeze Vending Machines, faregates 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday - Friday airport adjacent to baggage claim. Look for di- you pay with cash on a bus you will still need and entrances of bus doors to measure height of child. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Saturday, Sunday & Holidays) rectional signs. From Five Points Station (down- town), the trip is approximately 15 minutes. a Breeze Card/Ticket to receive your transfer. Customer Service .........................404-848-5000 Reduced Fare Program.............. $ 1.00 [email protected] Cash Fare ........................................$ 2.50 Elderly, Disabled or Medicare 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday (Paid at bus farebox, no transfer) Mobility Service .......................... $ 4.00 Breeze Card ...................................404-848-5000 Breeze Card ....................................$ 2.00 (With purchase of additional fare. All fare One-way [email protected] MARTA APPS products must be loaded onto a Breeze Card.) Mobility Discounted Trips .......... $ 68.00 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday Breeze Ticket (cannot be reloaded) ....... $ 1.00 20 single trips Fraud, Waste & Abuse Hotline ..404-869-8198 Single Trip........................................$ 2.50 Round Trip.......................................$ 5.00 Mobility Discounted Pass .......... $128.00* Police Ten (10) Trips ...................................$25.00 30-day pass Non-Emergency ..........................404-848-4900 The MARTA On the Go App Twenty (20) Trips .............................$42.50 Discount passes are available through employer, visitor and [email protected] provides real-time bus and Remember to check your Breeze Card/Ticket expiration date at any Breeze Vending Machine or at www.breezecard.com. student programs. Call 404-848-5000 for more information. Emergency...................................404-848-4911 rail information, service alerts, Dial #MPD on cell phone (AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, and connecting bus route(s) 1-Day Pass ............................................. $ 9.00* PARKING FEE Verizon, Blackberry users Dial #673) information. 2-Day Pass ............................................. $14.00* Daily Parking................................... FREE Less than 24 hours at designated areas Reduced Fare Program Offices 3-Day Pass ............................................. $16.00* The MARTA See & Say 4-Day Pass ............................................. $19.00* Elderly, Disabled or Medicare Long-Term Parking..........................$5.00** App offers riders a quick and discrete 7-Day Pass ............................................. $23.75* *Brookhaven/Oglethorpe, Dunwoody, *Kensington, *Lenox Lindbergh ....................................404-848-5112 30-Day Pass........................................... $95.00* Deck and Sandy Springs MARTA Headquarters Building method for reporting suspicious activity directly Holiday Group Day Pass................. $ 7.00 Long-Term Parking..........................$8.00** across from Lindbergh Center Station to MARTA Police. Using this app, riders can (AVAILABLE 3 DAYS before use on these days: 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. Monday-Friday send MARTA Police pictures, text messages, *College Park, *Lindbergh Center, Doraville and North Springs New Year’s, MLK, Memorial, Labor and Friday after Thanksgiving) and locations of suspicious persons and/or *Good for unlimited consecutive day travel, beginning *Designated parking in which the long-term fees apply after 15 Five Points ...................................404-848-5112 with the first day of usage. minutes of parking– **including the first day and any part days 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday activities. MARTA Mobility Reservations ..404-848-5826 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. We believe that everyone should enjoy the ride, that’s why we are Lost and Found ............................. 404-848-3208 suspending people who break our code of conduct. 9 a.m. - Noon; 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Learn more at www.itsmarta.com/RidewithRespect. Monday, Wednesday and Friday TTY ..................................................404-848-5665 The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority complies with all federal regulations and does not discriminate on the basis Accessible Format and Find us on www.itsmarta.com of race, color or national origin, in its programs, benefits, services or activities. Complaints or inquiries regarding Title VI Reasonable Modification ........... 404-848-4037 compliance may be directed in writing to the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity at 2424 Piedmont Road, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30324 or 404-848-5240. Legend RED LINE RED LINE NIGHT TIME SERVICE (SEE BELOW) After 9 pm, North Springs to Lindbergh Center only. Transfer to the Gold Line for service between Lindbergh Center and the Airport. GOLD LINE BLUE LINE North Springs EXPRESSWAYS Red Line N GREEN LINE Service to Edgewood/Candler Park: weekdays 5 am-9 am & 3 pm-9 pm Service to King Memorial: weekdays 9 am-3 pm, Sat.- Sun.
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