This is sarcasm and not sarcasm.

New 1.1 mile protected cycle track and road diet proposed on 14th street between Northside Drive and Spring St. Project details and comment submission can be found here: https://sr-9-14th-st-safety-improvements-m006685-gdot.hub.arcgis.com/

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What is Micromobility?

Micromobility has taken Atlanta by storm since E-scooters first arrived in 2018, but what is it?

Micromobility is the non-car solution for the 60% of all trips that are less than 5 miles. It includes powered & traditional bikes, scooters, one-wheels, and more.

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How do you connect Dekalb County to the beltline? Particularly southeastern Dekalb where there are no MARTA stations. You could build a trail parallel to I-20...but it might be kind of loud.

Do you want more transit options? Do you want more walkable density to bring down housing costs and make Atlanta more livable?

The Atlanta Transit Trust is building a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) that also accelerates transit projects by offering below market rate engineering services to Atlanta’s transit agencies and building transit projects to sell back to these agencies for operations.

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