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Some of MARTA train and bus services are canceled and delayed with staffing problems causing interruptions on Tuesday, Jan 17, 2022. Covid illness, restrictions and unfilled job positions have created the staffing shortage. Photos taken at Five Points Station. (Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Some of MARTA train and bus services are canceled and delayed with staffing problems causing interruptions on Tuesday, Jan 17, 2022. Covid illness, restrictions and unfilled job positions have created the staffing shortage. Photos taken at Five Points Station. (Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
May 7, 2022

Do you enjoy riding MARTA? Do you rely on metro Atlanta’s public transportation system? Or do you prefer to drive your own vehicle?

We’d like to hear from you for an upcoming project we’re working on at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution!

If interested, please contact Senior Manager of Partnerships Nicole Williams via email at nicole.williams@ajc.com. Please provide your name, age and a few short sentences on your preferred method of transportation and its importance to you.

Thanks.

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