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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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.
The Georgia Department of Transportation has planned back-to-back closures this weekend and next on different sections of the busy Atlanta interstate, requiring detours and causing significant delays.
The Georgia Department of Transportation has planned back-to-back closures this weekend, and next, on different sections of the busy Atlanta interstate.
By: Sara Gregory
Event will require bus detours and delay construction on the Rapid A Line bus project, transit agency said.
Event will require bus detours and delay construction on the Rapid A Line bus project, transit agency said.
Fulton County voters will decide this fall whether to extend a 0.75-cent sales tax that pays for transportation projects throughout the county.
By: Sara Gregory
MARTA interim CEO Jonathan Hunt joins transit leaders from Jacksonville and Washington, D.C. as finalists.
MARTA interim CEO Jonathan Hunt joins transit leaders from Jacksonville and Washington, D.C. as finalists.
By: Sara Gregory
MARTA’s Board of Directors will pick from three finalists today to be the transit agency’s next general manager.
