MARTA Rail Service

Instructions: To see a station's name, click on the dot. You can navigate the map by click and dragging it around. Use the navigation tool on the left to pan or zoom. The Map/Satellite buttons allow you to swap between street maps and satellite images.

Legend:

	MARTA	CCT	GRTA
Train stations	Station with longterm parking: Station with 24-hour parking: Station with no parking:
Park & Ride lots
Bus stops

To do:

• Make it easy for people to enter a starting address to get driving directions.
• Include per-station nearby things.
• Bus routes?
• CCT/GTA/GRTA connecting information?
• Add proposed MARTA lines in gray

Links:

• MARTA on burdell.org
• Google Maps API
• MARTA - Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority
• Cobb Community Transit
• Gwinnett County Transit
• Xpress GRTA
• C-Tran (Clayton County)
• Buckhead Uptown Connection
• Clifton Corridor Trafic Management Association
• Boston MBTA Map
• City of Atlanta
• Fulton County
• DeKalb County

A note about service areas:

MARTA is funded by three local taxing districts: the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, and DeKalb county. Any city within Fulton and DeKalb has MARTA service. Any city outside of these two counties does not have MARTA service. The only odd exception is the Airport MARTA station. The airport is located entirely within Clayton county, but also within the city limits of Atlanta. Since Atlanta is a taxing district for MARTA, it has service. Atlanta is actually spread across three counties, but the bulk of it is in Fulton county.

Due to the need for transportation options outside of the MARTA service area, several county-funded systems exist that connect to MARTA, as well as the Xpress bus service provided by GRTA, an organization attempting to improve transportation options in the 13-county nonattainment area around Atlanta designated by the federal government. In addition, two local bus services, BUC and CCTMA, exist within the MARTA service area and connect to MARTA stations with the goal of providing better neighberhood-oriented transportation.

This is based on (copied from) David Cantrell's MARTA map. He doesn't live in Atlanta anymore, so I don't think he's likely to make any further improvements.

David Shea