This page gives visitors a brief overview on how to use Marta. On this page it will teach visitors how to get from point A to point B, enable visitors to plan their trip according to their time schedule, and it will show visitors popular destinations around the Atlanta area and how to get get there.
Category Archives: Artifacts & Signage
Marta Digital Record #4
This page gives an overview over the Marta bus and train schedules and this page provides a map of the routes that both the train and the bus go on. At first glance the Marta bus and train maps will look confusing, but once you get onto the correct line that going in the right direction then everything else will be a breeze.
Marta Digital Record #3
This page gives visitors a brief overview about the discount and payment system that Marta has. On this page you will find that there are many discounts for disabled people, students, teachers, and elderly people. Marta also encourages its visitors to purchase a breeze card as it is a safe, fast, and reliable way to make Marta payments.
Marta Digital Record #2
This page gives visitors a brief overview of whats happening in the Marta world. Visitors can come to this page if they want to find out when an event is happening, to read the newsletters, to see updates on schedule changes, and to voice their opinion on Marta’s public forum.
Marta Digital Record #1
This page gives visitors a brief overview of the history of Marta and what they are all about. This page could be used for people wanting to do research on Marta, find a job working for Marta, and people looking to get in contact with security as well as people that have a leadership role.
Atlanta Street Car 5
The Polar Express or Atlanta Street Car
This is a video of the Atlanta Street Car cruising through the city. Unlike Marta trains, the Atlanta Street Car travels on the main road with other cars. A similarity between Marta trains and the Atlanta Street Car is that they both run on tracks. The Atlanta Street Car has tracks that are embedded into the streets of Atlanta that help guide it throughout the city.
Atlanta Street Car 4
This audio clip is what the Atlanta Street Car sounds like as it passes by. It is usually very loud so it is hard to miss. The Atlanta Street Car tends to let off a few honks of its extremely loud horn to signal to pedestrians not to cross the road when the Street Car is coming.
Atlanta Street Car 3
This picture represents the routes that the Atlanta Street Car makes in its trip through Atlanta. Like Marta, the Atlanta Street Car has many different stations where you can get on and off from. If you are a student at Georgia State University, you have probably seen the Atlanta Street Car every single day as it frequently runs through the campus.
Atlanta Street Car 2
Here is a picture of one of the many stops that the Atlanta Street Car makes. There are twelve different stations that the Atlanta Street Car makes in its trip across the city. This stop that is shown in the picture is located at Woodruff Park.
Atlanta Street Car 1
The Atlanta Street Car began construction for their new project February 1, 2012 and opened to the public December 30th, 2014. The Atlanta Street Car gives rides an inexpensive way to navigate throughout the city. In 2015, the Atlanta Street Car was free, but in 2016 it costed one dollar to ride.