Is Atlanta public transit good?

Atlanta is tied for second worst place in the nation, the study found, when it comes to using public transit to get to and from work. The average commute for a metro Atlantan using a bus or train takes 53 minutes. That's trumped only by Los Angeles, where transit users need an average of 54 minutes to commute.



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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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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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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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Atlanta is known for its heavy traffic and congestion, especially during rush hour. According to the INRIX Global Traffic Scorecard, Atlanta ranks among the top 10 most congested cities in the United States. On average, commuters in Atlanta spend around 70 hours per year stuck in traffic.

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The morning rush hour in Atlanta starts as early as 4 a.m., and it can last as late as 10 a.m., but the worst of it begins around 6 or 7 a.m. In the evening, you can expect the worst traffic from 3:30 p.m. to at late as 7:30 p.m. This is a long stretch of time when the roads stay congested, so if you do not want to sit ...

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The capital city of Atlanta is known for having one of the busiest airports in the world, world-famous hip-hop culture, historical significance in the Civil Rights Movement, and as the birthplace of Coca-Cola. The city is home to several important landmarks in the United states, including Martin Luther King, Jr.

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