Sara Gregory

Atlanta

Transportation Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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Atlanta Beltline seeks funding for driverless vehicle pilot program

2 days ago | ajc.com | Sara Gregory

The Atlanta Beltline has plans for a $3 million pilot program to bring autonomous vehicles to the Westside Trail in advance of the FIFA World Cup games. The plans were made public Monday at a specially calledmeeting of the Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority.
MARTA plans smaller budget with focus on cleanliness, safety and reliability

5 days ago | ajc.com | Sara Gregory

While MARTA officials hope a new “north star” focus on cleanliness, safety and reliability will get more people on trains and buses, next year’s budget conservatively plans for ridership to stay the same. At the same time, MARTA’s new budget proposal suggests cutting costs to account for declining revenue. Officials said the cuts they’ve proposed, about $2.5 million, were identified strategically and won’t impede progress on the focus areas.
New name for old MARTA station is a nod to sports before World Cup

6 days ago | ajc.com | Sara Gregory

Goodbye, Dome/GWCC/Phillips Arena/CNN Center MARTA station. Hello, SEC — Sports Entertainment and Convention District — station. More than seven years after the Georgia Dome imploded, and long after Phillips Arena and the CNN Center changed names, MARTA is renaming the downtown station.
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Sara Gregory

By Sara Gregory - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS) ATLANTA - Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city's popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

6 days ago | thederrick.com | Sara Gregory

ATLANTA — Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city’s popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

6 days ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Sara Gregory

By Sara Gregory, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA - Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city's popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year.
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

6 days ago | theolympian.com | Sara Gregory

ATLANTA - Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city's popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year. The first round was funded with $1 million from the City Council, and the legislation proposes $1 million more to help meet the demand. More than 11,000 residents applied for the rebates in 2024.
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

1 week ago | swoknews.com | Sara Gregory

ATLANTA — Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city’s popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year. kAm%96 7:CDE C@F?5 H2D 7F?565 H:E9 S` >:==:@? 7C@> E96 r:EJ r@F?4:=[ 2?5 E96 =68:D=2E:@? AC@A@D6D S` >:==:@? >@C6 E@ 96=A >66E E96 56>2?5] |@C6 E92? ``[___ C6D:56?ED 2AA=:65 7@C E96 C632E6D :?
Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Sara Gregory

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Atlanta City Council looks to extend e-bike rebate program

1 week ago | arcamax.com | Sara Gregory

ATLANTA — Atlanta City Council members are looking to extend the city’s popular e-bike voucher program. Council member Marci Collier Overstreet introduced legislation this week that would set aside additional funding to continue the program that helped more than 500 Atlantans buy e-bikes last year. The first round was funded with $1 million from the City Council, and the legislation proposes $1 million more to help meet the demand. More than 11,000 residents applied for the rebates in 2024.

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