MARTA announces planned 2-day rail service pause at DeKalb County station

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MARTA has officially announced a planned two-day halt of rail service at a DeKalb County station to facilitate the installation of a new pedestrian bridge. This temporary suspension will specifically impact trains on the Blue Line that travel toward the Indian Creek Station, requiring passengers to seek alternative transportation options during the service interruption. The initiative is part of MARTA's commitment to improving safety and accessibility for its riders. The new pedestrian bridge is expected to enhance passenger flow and safety, aligning with the agency's goals for infrastructure upgrades. Passengers have been advised to plan their trips in advance to avoid inconvenience.

This planned pause not only addresses immediate safety concerns but also reflects MARTA's dedication to modernizing its transit system. The agency aims to minimize disruption while ensuring that the infrastructure enhancements are implemented smoothly. Overall, this development is a significant step forward for transit improvements in the DeKalb County area.

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