Georgia Fact and Figures

Fact and Figures about Passenger Rail in Georgia

                            GARP Why Georgia Needs Commuter Rail
                            GARP Georgia Passenger Group Cites New Study, Calls for Quick Action on Commuter Rail
                            GDOT Georgia Rail Passenger Program fact sheet
                            GDOT Athens-Atlanta Line fact sheet
                            GDOT Lovejoy-Atlanta Line fact sheet
                            GDOT Griffin Extension (from Lovejoy) fact sheet
                            GDOT Macon-Atlanta fact sheet
                            GDOT Atlanta Multi-Modal Terminal fact sheet
                            Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce (MACOC) Transportation fact sheet
                            MACOC Commuter Rail Plan Update Summary (large) (Microsoft PowerPoint™)
                            MACOC Commuter Rail Plan Update (large)
                            MACOC Press Release Is Our Metro Atlanta's Economic Future Stuck in Traffic?
                            GARP Georgia to See Improved Rail Access under New Proposal
                                                    Georgia Zoom-In on Grid and Gateway Map
                            GDOT FAQ about the Georgia Rail Passenger Program
                            Georgia Brain Train Group - Commuter Rail Opposition Statements and Responses
                            National Association of Railroad Passengers -
                                                    Honors State of North Carolina, City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County
                            The Atlanta Metro Transit Planning Board is a joint venture among three transportation agencies

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