MARTA says limited bus, mobility and rail service will be restored beginning Tuesday morning at 7 am as the area recovers from Tropical Storm Irma.
All MARTA service was suspended Monday as Irma approached Georgia.
The entire state had been placed under a state of emergency by Gov. Nathan Deal, and Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed urged all drivers to remain off the roadways.
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“The projected impact of this approaching storm requires us to suspend all MARTA service for Monday. We will continue to coordinate with state and local officials and emergency personnel to determine our service schedule for Tuesday,” MARTA General Manager and CEO Keith Parker said. “Safety remains our top priority for both our customers and employees.”
For more details, customers can visit itsmarta.com or call the customer service line for updates (404) 848-5000.
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