Download the MARTA Reach On-Demand Transit App to set-up an account and start using MARTA Reach! MARTA Reach will be free to use until May 2nd!
You can also sign-up at
https://book.martareach.rideco.com/login
What is MARTA Reach?
As part of MARTA’s
NextGen Bus Network, MARTA Reach is a new on-demand, curb-to-curb service in 12 zones across MARTA’s service area! Some key features include:
- Curb-to-curb service inside each zone using small ADA accessible vans
- Operating 6AM to 12AM everyday for all zones
- Fare Free until May 2 and only $2.50 after May 2!
- Request on-demand using the app linked above, the
website, or calling the Reservations line
Where can you take MARTA
Reach?
Click on the MARTA Trip Planner below to learn how you can use MARTA Reach today!
MARTA Reach Zones
Click any of the links
below to view the MARTA Reach Zone Profiles.
Out of Zone Connection Points
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In some MARTA Reach Zones, customers will be able to connect to and from points outside of the zone to allow them to access rail or bus service. Those out of zone connection points with their NextGen Bus Routes (Starting April 18, 2026) are as follows:
- 303 - County Line
- Barge Road Park-and-Ride connecting to
Route 83
- 304 - Lakewood
- Lakewood/Ft. McPherson Rail Station connecting to Gold and Red Rail Service
- Carver Station connecting to the
Rapid A-Line
- 305 - Oakley Industrial
- South Fulton Transfer Point connecting to Routes
89,
180,
182,
184, and
189
- 308 - Hillandale
- Panola Park-and-Ride connecting to Routes
114 and
117
- 309 - Candler-McAfee / Belvedere Park
- South DeKalb Transfer Point connecting to Routes
15,
20,
34,
74,
109, and
111
- 310 - Cedar Grove
- South DeKalb Transfer Point connecting to Routes
15,
20,
34,
74,
109, and
111
- 311 - Gresham Park
- South DeKalb Transfer Point connecting to Routes
15,
20,
34,
74,
109, and
111