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MARTA bus routes impacted due to felled trees, power lines down

Meteorologist Brian Monahan has your Tuesday morning weather forecast.
By Becca J G Godwin
March 20, 2018

A few MARTA bus routes are impacted Tuesday morning after a powerful storm system swept through Georgia overnight.

The transit agency issued the following alerts during the 7 a.m. hour:

• Route 19: Due to a down tree at Clairmont Road and Trailmark Drive, buses are being rerouted and may experience some delays.

• Route 58: Due to down power lines at Hollowell Parkway and Elizabeth Street, buses are being rerouted and may experience some delays.

• Route 50: Due to down power lines at Hollowell Parkway and Elizabeth Street, buses are being rerouted and may experience some delays.

• Route 37: Due to a down tree at Defoors Ferry Road and Collier Road, buses are being rerouted and may experience some delays.

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