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MARTA blew fiscal year budget by nearly 17%, officials say

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By Sara Gregory Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
MARTA officials are implementing monthly reviews to keep better tabs on spending after they said last fiscal year’s expenses went over budget by nearly 17%. Every category of expenses ran over, and the agency’s net deficit, $92.9 million, would have been even higher were the costs not defrayed by better-than-expected sales tax revenue for the year ending June 30.
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Beltline light rail could generate 4.2 million trips, study says

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By Sara Gregory Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Light rail along the Atlanta Beltline loop could generate 4.2 million trips annually, according to a new estimate. Beltline officials presented the new ridership projections at a community meeting Thursday night where staff laid out the final recommendations from a multiyear transit study. The ridership estimate is “intentionally conservative,” said Shaun Green, the Beltline’s principal engineer.
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MARTA hosted federal officials investigating safety during two-day site visit

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By Sara Gregory Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
U.S. Department of Transportation officials made a site visit in Atlanta last week as part of the federal investigation into MARTA’s safety and security. The Trump administration launched its investigation in June after several high-profile violent incidents, including the fatal stabbing of a 66-year-old grandmother who had just boarded a train. Safety and finance staff from the local and Washington, D.C., offices were part of the two-day site visit.
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