Planned MARTA Rail Service Disruption in Stone Mountain

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MARTA has announced a significant rail service disruption scheduled for early December in Stone Mountain, affecting local riders. The disruption is critical for the construction of a new pedestrian bridge over the tracks, which aims to improve safety and accessibility for those traveling in the area. This construction project is likely to impact the regular transit schedule, prompting the need for commuters to adjust their travel plans accordingly. MARTA is urging riders to stay updated on the specific dates and times when service changes will take effect to minimize inconvenience. The authority emphasizes that planning ahead is essential, and riders may want to consider alternative travel options during the disruption.

The new bridge is expected to enhance pedestrian safety significantly, reflecting MARTA's commitment to improving infrastructure. Further announcements will be made as the construction date approaches, ensuring that riders have the latest information at their disposal. Stay tuned for updates to navigate the changes smoothly.

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