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The recent delivery of a 2009 Gillig Low Floor 38 Passenger ADA Transit Bus - T77257 to Atlanta, Georgia highlights the city’s ongoing investment in accessible, high-capacity fleet vehicles. Set against the lively backdrop of Midtown—just off Peachtree Street and near Tech Square—this transit bus brings fresh solutions to local transportation providers navigating Atlanta’s unique urban rhythms. Atlanta’s transportation landscape demands flexibility and durability as population surges inside the I-285 perimeter. According to the Atlanta Regional Commission, metro Atlanta added nearly 65,000 new residents last year alone. Dependable public transit is vital for connecting major employers like Emory University Hospital and Delta Air Lines headquarters with residential neighborhoods ranging from Buckhead to College Park. With seasonal upticks during college football weekends and bustling airport travel periods, Low Floor 38 Passenger ADA Transit Bus - T77257 buses for sale in Atlanta remain sought-after options when expanding or modernizing commercial vehicle fleets. This Gillig bus comes equipped with a low-floor design for seamless ADA accessibility, making it ideal for MARTA shuttle routes through dense areas like Downtown and Old Fourth Ward. The generous 38-passenger capacity supports peak-hour traffic on Northside Drive or along College Avenue, helping relieve congestion on busy corridors. For public agencies serving Decatur or school districts transporting students between local sports events at Lakewood Stadium, this versatile bus adapts well to diverse applications across Greater Atlanta. Our service network stretches beyond central Atlanta into Marietta and Stone Mountain, ensuring regional support for fleet vehicles throughout North Georgia. Local delivery teams are accustomed to navigating I-75/85 during rush hour—or even detouring after Braves games at Truist Park—to keep your operations running smoothly. Looking ahead, our commitment remains focused on tailored transportation solutions that meet the evolving needs of both urban hubs and surrounding communities throughout the Southeast. (Lesser-known fact: In heavy rain seasons, several MARTA routes see up to a 12% spike in ridership—a testament to why robust
