Does Georgia have public transportation?

Georgia has more than 120 public transportation systems — including large systems in the Atlanta region and comprehensive bus systems in cities such as Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Rome, Athens, Albany, Hinesville, Rome, and Augusta.



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Historically, railroads have been essential to the economy of Georgia. While the other forms of transportation have taken the lead in moving people and goods throughout the state and nation, railroads still operate lines successfully in Georgia.

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Either way, you'll find navigating through Atlanta is a breeze. MARTA is Atlanta's rapid transit rail system. It carries passengers from the airport up to Buckhead and beyond, and east and west through Atlanta's neighborhoods. Get the scoop on where it will take you here.

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Standard MARTA fare is $2.50 with four free transfers allowed within a three-hour period. These transfers are not valid for round trips.

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If you're planning a move to Atlanta, Georgia, you're likely looking for the easiest way to get yourself to its many workplaces, historical spots, cultural excursions, and even film locations. Luckily, downtown Atlanta offers great public transportation to make both your commutes and day trips simple and easy.

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A report to be released today ranks the growth of walkable areas in the country's 30 largest areas, and here's the stunner: Atlanta comes in eighth place. And that's not all. Our region is ranked No. 5 for future walkability, indicating a demand for denser development and redevelopment both intown and in the suburbs.

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Exploring the city is easy with varied transit options
  1. MARTA – Public Transit. MARTA is Atlanta's rapid transit rail system. ...
  2. Atlanta Streetcar. ...
  3. Shuttles & Limo Services. ...
  4. Taxicabs. ...
  5. By Car. ...
  6. Walking and Biking.


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All MARTA fares must be purchased with a Breeze card or Breeze ticket. Breeze cards are $2 and may be reloaded for up to three years, whereas Breeze tickets are $1 for single-use only. MARTA fare is $2.50 for a one-way trip. Check MARTA fare programs for more special fare options.

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How to Get Around Georgia
  1. Public Transportation – Larger cities in Georgia are served by buses, mini-buses, and taxis. ...
  2. Trains – Train travel within Georgia is slow and most of the trains are old and don't have AC. ...
  3. Bus – Buses, known locally as a marshrutka, are the best way to get around the country on a budget.


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Atlanta's MARTA rail is a 77 km metro system with 4 lines (Red, Gold, Blue, and Green) and 38 stations in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.

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Highest Public Transit Usage States
  • #1. District of Columbia. Percent Using Public Transportation of 32.7%
  • New York. Percent Using Public Transportation of 28.1%
  • New Jersey. Percent Using Public Transportation of 11.8%


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Transport and best ways to travel around Georgia
  1. Local bus - Both intercity buses and long-distance services are available to travel between cities in Georgia.
  2. Mini bus - This type of public transportation is also known as Marshrutkas. ...
  3. Taxi - Taxis in Georgia are very affordable and comfortable for short trips.


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