THE GREENLINE SHUTTLE
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION

The Atlantic Station shuttle will be available to all residence, employees and customers of Atlantic Station.  The shuttle is free and will run between the Arts Center MARTA station and the site every few minutes.  Patrons will be directed by signage to the shuttle stops. 

Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 5:00 a.m. – 1:30 am
Sat-Sun 5:30 a.m. – 1:00 am

Please Note: Employee Shuttle will operate from Cinema to 16th Street Employee Parking Lot each evening until 2:00 am (3:00 am Friday and Saturday nights).

Frequency
Shuttle will arrive approximately every 5-10 minutes. 

Shuttle Stops
Shuttle stops will be designated by signage and will be located every few blocks.

Alternative Transportation helps reduce traffic congestion and improves Atlanta's air quality. These programs are available to all employees and residents of Atlantic Station.

Carpool/Vanpool
Commute Connections, a program at the Atlanta Regional Commission, is able to help you find potential ridesharing partners for both carpools and vanpools. All you have to do is complete the on-line Ridematch Application which will be available at a future date.

Biking and Walking
Residents and Employees are encouraged to bike and walk to and from work or just getting around.  Bike racks are located throughout the site.  A walking and biking map will be available on-line at a future date.

Guaranteed Ride Home
Only registered participants that have committed to use MARTA, carpool, vanpool, bike, or walk as their primary mode of transportation to/from work are eligible for a Guaranteed Ride Home in case of an emergency.

Valid reasons for a GRH include:
• You are ill and can't wait for your normal ride home
• An immediate family member has an emergency and you can't wait for your normal ride home
• A serious problem arises at your child's school/daycare center
• Your home or property is damaged by burglary, fire, etc.
• Your carpool or vanpool driver has to leave early for an emergency and you have no way to get home
• You are required to work unscheduled overtime and you have no way to get home

NOTE: The program does not cover: personal errands, scheduled medical appointments, scheduled overtime, business related travel, or job-related injury.

Individuals are limited to 5 rides per year from the time of enrollment. You will be able to register on-line or in the parking manager’s office at a future date.
ASAP+ can help you save time and money on purchasing your monthly transit pass.  Presently you can purchase a monthly MARTA pass for $48.30 at the parking manager’s office.

The development is located within approximately one mile of the MARTA Art Center Station.  The MARTA Arts Center Station is located at the corner of 15th Street and West Peachtree Street. The North/Northeast line is a subway in the Midtown Atlanta area and is located generally along Peachtree Street and West Peachtree Street.  The MARTA rail system operates from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Monday through Friday with 10-minute headway's (5 minute headway's south of Lindbergh).  Weekend hours are from 6 a.m. until 12:30 a.m.  On Saturday and Sunday the Arts Center Station has 15-minute headways (7.5-minute headway's south of Lindbergh).

The MARTA Arts Center Station includes rail transit platforms and an off-street bus transfer facility.  The bus transfer facilities are used by MARTA buses and Cobb Community transit (CCT)  CCT provides connection from MARTA rail to suburban Cobb County.

Shuttle shifts to Atlantic Station Publix
November 11, 2005

The weekend grocery shuttle will be redirected from the Kroger on Howell Mill Rd. to the Publix in Atlantic Station starting the first Saturday in January.

"We feel that Atlantic [Station] is a great development that has a lot to offer to Tech students," said David Andersen, undergraduate student body president.
Forbes

Atlanta's commutes are costliest in U.S.

A family with two commuters here can expect to pay more than $4,500 at the gas pump this year, according to an Oregon demographic research firm that studied gas prices and commuting patterns.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution
MARTA bus route would link hotels, tourist spots
October 18, 2005

MARTA is planning a new bus route that would link the downtown hotel district to most of the city's top attractions, including the Georgia Aquarium, the Martin Luther King Jr. historic district, the High Museum of Art and Atlantic Station.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution