MARTA plans upgrade to parking systems at long-term parking decks

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MARTA has unveiled plans to upgrade the payment systems at four of its long-term parking decks throughout the metro Atlanta area. The decks at Lenox, Lindbergh Center, Dunwoody, and Medical Center stations are set to reopen on October 7, featuring a host of new technologies aimed at improving customer convenience. These upgrades will introduce new entry and exit gates, ticket dispensers, payment machines, and advanced license plate recognition cameras. By streamlining the payment process, MARTA aims to enhance security and efficiency for users. This initiative is part of MARTA's ongoing efforts to modernize its services and adapt to the needs of its customers.

The agency's improvements come at a time when many transit systems are looking to integrate more technology into their operations. MARTA's focus on providing a better parking experience is expected to positively impact ridership and customer satisfaction. This upgrade is a significant step towards ensuring that MARTA remains a reliable option for travelers in the Atlanta region.

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