ATLANTA — MARTA is asking riders to report safety concerns, suspicious activity and maintenance problems using its main app.
The See & Say app is no longer working as of Oct. 1 as MARTA streamlines its safety reporting.
MARTA officials said putting safety reporting into the main app means riders do not have to use more than one app while traveling on buses and trains.
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The updated MARTA app lets riders send reports and photos or videos to MARTA Police, report problems like broken equipment or outages. The app already allows people to check when buses and trains will arrive, plan trips and get alerts about delays or service changes.
MARTA General Manager and CEO Jonathan Hunt said having everything in one app makes it easier and faster for riders to reach safety staff and manage their trips.
MARTA is telling riders who still have the See & Say app to delete it and download the official MARTA app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Riders can also report safety concerns by calling MARTA Police at (404) 848-4911, texting 1-877-371-8477 or telling a MARTA staff member or police officer in person.
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