Light rail on a key segment of the Atlanta Beltline could cost twice as much as originally projected, a new study has found. The cost of building 3 miles of rail from Ponce City Market to MARTA’s ...

Constitution’s editorial board he is focused on project delivery, which he said is key to winning back public trust.

ATLANTA — A grassroots group is now starting a campaign to stop rail expansion on the Atlanta BeltLine, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The group called Better Atlanta Transit will ...

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The Georgia Department of Transportation is looking at creating a passenger rail service between Atlanta and Savannah. It's part of a national project that would connect the rail system with others in ...

There are two ways to travel direct from Savannah to Atlanta―a roughly four-hour road trip or pricy plane ride. But now the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is studying a connection between ...

A federal program is on track to potentially provide high-speed train travel connecting Charlotte to Atlanta, as well as other cities. A $500,000 study has just been approved to examine the ...

ATLANTA (AP) – Since a new urban trail opened last month in an old rail corridor in Atlanta, it has drawn a steady stream of joggers, dog-walkers and cyclists to take in spectacular views of the ...

ATLANTA — MARTA is pitching a new proposal to people who live in southwest Atlanta. Many were hoping to get a light-rail line that would have run west on Campbellton Road from the Oakland City MARTA ...

Crews have extinguished a train fire in Atlanta that happened after two trains collided, authorities said Friday morning. Authorities did not immediately release any information about if anyone was ...

Today’s guest columnist is Jennifer L. Greer. Editor’s note: Last year ComebackTown published a column titled Birmingham bullet train to Atlanta. It was the most read piece in our history. I asked ...