Click here for more information.Ītlanta also has several bike shops where you can buy a new or used bike or get a bike repaired. To learn more, stop by the parking deck of the Campus Recreation Center on Fridays between 4pm and 6pm.
They also guarantee buyback when you no longer need the bike. Starter Bikes is a collaborative project that provides low-cost used bikes to students and community members. Remaining applicants will be placed on a wait list and contacted when a bike becomes available. To apply for bike rental, please complete the Semester Bike Rental Application. BuzzBikes are available on a first come, first serve basis. Twenty-five bicycles will be available for rental to students for the summer, fall and spring semesters. Students can rent bikes each semester to traverse the campus and surrounding areas while reducing traffic congestion on area streets. The BuzzBike program offers an inexpensive, fun, healthy and eco-friendly transportation option for Georgia Tech students. Georgia Tech has been recognized as a Bike Friendly University, and many students use bicycles to get around campus and Atlanta. You can purchase these passes from the Buzzcard Center, located on second floor of Barnes & Noble GT in Tech Square. MARTA offers discounted monthly passes to students for $58.50, which is much cheaper than a regular monthly pass purchased directly through MARTA.
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The Breeze Card allows you to transfer for free between buses and trains. You need to add additional fare/value to your Breeze Card when you buy it. The Breeze Card itself costs $1.00 (it is reusable and rechargeable – you don’t have to buy another one unless you lose yours) and a one-way fare on a bus or a train costs $2.50. The Breeze Card is used for payment on all MARTA trains and buses. While the area covered by MARTA is limited, it does offer convenient and inexpensive transit between Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the Georgia Tech campus: click here for more info. More than 90 bus routes service the city buses 1 and 26 stop on the southern edge of campus, and bus 12 stops along the northern edge. The trains stop throughout the city, with two stops convenient to the Georgia Tech campus: North Avenue Station and Midtown Station. MARTA offers rail and bus service throughout metropolitan Atlanta. Georgia Tech’s campus is accessible by Atlanta’s public transportation system, MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority). Cards may be purchased at the Parking and Transportation office (828 West Peachtree St.) for $20 each. Each card allows 10 safe rides home via the Stingerette Nighttime Shuttle. Students living in the Home Park and Centennial Place communities may purchase a Safe Ride Home Punch Card.
Authorization to use this service must be obtained from the ADAPTS office, located in the Student Services Building (404.894.2561). This service operates Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. The Stingerette also offers a Paratransit Service, which provides transportation assistance to members of the Georgia Tech community with permanent or temporary mobility impairments. Call (7433) or visit to request a ride from the Stingerette. The Stingerette is available Monday through Sunday from 6:00pm to 7:00am, excluding Institute holidays.
The shuttle services on-campus housing accommodations, on-campus facilities, academic buildings and the MARTA Midtown Station. The Stingerette provides after-hours transportation for Georgia Tech students and employees. Click here to see a description of the Tech Trolley and other bus routes, as well as links to route maps. The Tech Trolley (also known as the Gold Route) links the center of Georgia Tech's campus-including the transportation hub next to the Student Center and the Campus Recreation Center (CRC)-with Technology Square and the Midtown MARTA Station, as well as a select few locations on the main campus.
Click here to see a map of the Stinger Bus routes. The Stinger Bus offers a special grocery shuttle service to Atlantic Station on Saturdays and Sundays where students do their weekly grocery shopping or engage in other leisurely activities. The Red and Blue Routes generally service the core of the Georgia Tech campus, while the Green Route extends both north and south of campus, including areas such as Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) and Techwood Parkway. The Stinger Bus service offers three routes on campus – the Red Route, the Blue Route, and the Green Route. The Stinger Bus,Tech Trolley, and the Stingerette are the primary transportation services used on campus. GT Parking & Transportation is the department responsible for all transportation within the Georgia Tech campus.
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