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Try Transit Month is here.

South Metro workers who use MARTA to build a better commute routine can earn rewards for logging transit trips.

Eligible employees can request a free MARTA pass here: https://utna.typeform.com/to/tXww5wmm

Ride MARTA. Log your trips. Earn entries for weekly $100 raffles.

New job. New routine. New commute option.

Try MARTA during Try Transit Month. New employees at South Metro employers can request a free 10-trip MARTA pass and get support planning their first ride.

We want to help you start your new role with confidence.

See if you're eligible here: https://utna.typeform.com/to/tXww5wmm

Try Transit is coming this September.

Shift is helping South Metro workers test MARTA, build a better commute routine, and earn rewards for logging transit trips. You can see if your eligible here: https://utna.typeform.com/to/tXww5wmm or at the link in bio.

You may be able to request a free MARTA pass. Already riding ? You can still participate by creating a Georgia Commute Options account and logging your MARTA trips.

Ride MARTA. Log your trips. Earn entries for weekly $100 raffles.

📱 The new MARTA app is live.

Planning your trip, tracking arrivals, and managing your transit commute just got easier. The updated MARTA app brings together trip planning, real-time transit information, service alerts, and fare tools to help you travel with more confidence.

As major transit improvements continue rolling out across the MARTA system, now is a great time to make sure you have the latest tools at your fingertips.

Whether you're a daily rider or just exploring alternatives to driving alone, the new MARTA app can help make your commute smoother.

Download the new app and see what's new.

Looking for your best way to get to work?

For many South Metro commuters, starting with MARTA or carpooling are great choices.
Both can help you save money, reduce stress, and avoid some of South Metro busiest traffic days.

Not sure which option works best for your schedule or work location?

Shift can help. Our team provides personalized commute planning to help you find the route, transit connection, carpool match, or combination of options that fits your needs.

Connect with Shift and get your custom route plan today.

The highly anticipated semi-final of FIFA World Cup 2026™ Atlanta is here, and excitement across Atlanta has reached its peak. Expect the longest travel times of the World Cup so far, heavier traffic, increased congestion around the airport and downtown, and higher demand for Uber and Lyft.

The game starts at 3:00pm with the final fan festival celebrations taking place through the weekend on July 19th.

If you're commuting to or from work, plan ahead. Consider taking MARTA, leaving earlier or later than usual, carpooling with coworkers, or having a backup route ready. A little planning can help you avoid game-day delays and keep your commute on track.

How big has FIFA World Cup 2026™ been? Bigger than some of the region's largest events!

For perspective:
• Copa América Opening Match: 70,564 fans
• College Football Playoff National Championship: 77,660 fans
• Dragon Con: 75,000 attendees across 4 days

With FIFA Atlanta there's been:
🎉 18 FIFA Fan Festival™ days
👥 65,000+ spectators per match

Between the matches, fan events, visitors, media, and workforce activity across the region, the World Cup has been a weeks-long transportation challenge that Atlanta has successfully navigated.

⚽ It's match day in Atlanta.

Expect heavier traffic, longer travel times, and increased demand for Uber and Lyft throughout the match.

For your commute today:
🚆 Check MARTA before you leave.
🚗 Carpool if you can.
⏰ Allow extra travel time.
📍 Have a backup route ready.

A little planning can go a long way toward a smoother commute.

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World Cup matches are in full swing here Atlanta.

Remember we'll be experiencing longer travel times, heavier highway traffic and congestion, and higher Uber and Lyft demand during today's game.

So be sure to leave earlier, check MARTA options, carpool where possible, and give yourself extra time to travel.

Getting to work isn't always as simple as getting in the car.

Our recent workforce survey found that:
🚘 39% of South Metro workers regularly use Uber or Lyft to get to work
and
🚫 10% of the 39% don't have access to a personal vehicle

These numbers mean many workers still face first- and last-mile transportation barriers that make commuting more expensive, less predictable, and harder to manage.

Building a stronger South Metro starts with building better ways to get to work.