MARTA General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood addressed the community in a YouTube message, speaking out about the tragic killing of a bus operator while on duty. In the video released Wednesday ...
MARTA General Manager, CEO Collie Greenwood released a statement where he spoke about the “unprecedented tragedy.” ...
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MARTA announces 30 new opportunities for public to weigh in on bus network plansMARTA says they’ll be holding 30 opportunities for the public to voice their support, concerns or ideas on how the new bus ...
On Wednesday, MARTA General Manager, CEO Collie Greenwood released a statement where he spoke about the “unprecedented tragedy.” “It’s not a secret there has been an uptick in violence ...
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Heartbreaking...Atlanta Bus Driver Allegedly Killed Because Customer Didn't Want to Pay $2.50 FareWSB-TV reports that while at the station, three teens engaged in an argument with Ramos because they refused to pay their $2.50 bus fare for the ride. Things got heated as one teen threatened to spit ...
Family members of the victim are raising money and rallying for support against violence impacting public service workers nationwide.
He’d just begun working with MARTA in October, creating a reputation as a friend to his co-workers in that short span of time, per the bus agency’s CEO Collie Greenwood. While one MARTA ...
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‘We stand with you in sorrow:’ MARTA CEO responds to driver being killed over $2.50 bus fareLeroy Ramos, a 47-year-old MARTA bus driver, was killed last week after getting into an argument with three teenagers who refused to pay the $2.50 bus fare. On Wednesday, MARTA General Manager ...
MARTA General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood addressed the incident in a video posted on social media, saying, “Like so many public interactions, this did not need to escalate.” He said Ramos had ...
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