Sara Gregory is a Transportation Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She covers critical issues related to public transportation, transportation policy, and regulation, drawing on her previous experience covering local government in DeKalb County. Sara has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Press, Virginian-Pilot, and Yahoo News.
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Sara Gregory's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in the South Carolina area. She has a specific interest in elections, mayoral races, and political announcements within Charleston and its surrounding areas.
If you have insights or newsworthy information related to local politics, election campaigns, or significant governmental changes within South Carolina or Charleston, reaching out to Sara with these would likely be effective. Additionally, if you can provide updates on legal policy regulations at the local level that would be valuable for her audience.
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Cobb and Gwinnett counties would have to wait until at least 2032 before asking voters to pay for transit expansion.
By: Sara Gregory
MARTA's first new transit line in more than two decades launched Saturday, debuting speedier service in red lanes meant for buses only.
By: Vanessa McCray, Sara Gregory
A 16-year-old was fatally shot Monday at the Oakland City bus loop, marking the first homicide on MARTA property this year.
By: Sara Gregory
Police are searching for a suspect after a person was shot on a MARTA train stopped at the Midtown station.
By: Sara Gregory, Katherine Landergan
The Swiss manufacturer that built MARTA’s new trains has a history of rocky rollouts. Stadler trains had issues during rollouts in British cities before service improved.
By: Sara Gregory
Recent incidents were ‘senseless' and random, but overall crime is down, agency said.
By: Sara Gregory
Between matches and the Fan Festival celebrations that have been held nearly every day since June 11, MARTA has tallied nearly 1.7 million total trips. Of those, 591,000 are credited to fans traveling to and from World Cup events.
By: Sara Gregory
Between matches and the Fan Festival celebrations that have been held nearly every day since June 11, MARTA has tallied nearly 1.7 million total trips.
MARTA said it would be ready for the FIFA World Cup, and it was.
By: Sara Gregory
The final Atlanta match Wednesday, England vs. Argentina, was one of the bigger ridership days, with 220,000 trips tallied, up from 93,488 on a typical weekday.
