ATL Regional Transit Plan
Background Information
Per state legislation, the ATL is required to develop and regularly update a regional transit plan, incorporating existing and future transit services, facilities, and projects in order to provide a coordinated region-wide approach and enhance connectivity for riders. The ATL Regional Transit Plan, or ARTP, serves as the foundation for transit planning in the Atlanta region for the next several decades, ensuring transit projects work together to create a seamless network and customer experience regardless of transit operator.
What will the ATL Regional Transit Plan Do?
The 2024 ATL Regional Transit Plan (ARTP) will: establish a vision and set of goals to inform the plan’s development, identify transit projects based on stakeholder input and technical analyses, develop an implementation framework focusing limited resources on priority projects to meet current and future needs, identify sustainable funding strategies to deliver cost-effective programs and projects, and develop a performance monitoring program to track progress in meeting the plan vision and goals.
Check out our progress on the 2024 ATL Regional Transit Plan:
Regional Transit Network Analysis:
Existing Conditions and Future Trends Assessment Technical Memos:
Call for Projects
TrackATL is a web-based system that allows project sponsors to submit and update project information via a user-friendly and secure interface. TrackATL has a public-facing site, enabling everyone to access and search for project information via the buttons below:
Keep an eye out for public engagement later in 2024!
For More Information
Please contact Beth Davis at [email protected]