The College Park corridor connects Midtown Atlanta's tech hub with College Park, home to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This 9-mile route via I-75/85 South is one of the most traveled intra-Atlanta commutes, serving airport workers, hotel employees, and Delta Air Lines staff who live in Midtown. Peak-hour congestion on the Downtown Connector frequently pushes drive times past 35 minutes, making MARTA or carpooling a reliable alternative.
Live Rides on This Corridor
3 ridesRide to South Conley Street
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From Buckhead Heights area to South Conley Street
Join RideRide to North Terminal Parkway
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From Central Avenue Southwest area to North Terminal Parkway
Join RideRide to Fayette Street
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Join RideFrequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest way to commute from College Park to Midtown?
MARTA's Red and Gold lines connect College Park station to Midtown station in about 25 minutes for $2.50 each way — roughly $100/month with a Breeze card. Carpooling through RideHike splits gas and toll costs across multiple riders, typically landing under $4 per trip. Both beat driving solo once you factor in $12-18/day Midtown parking.
How much does parking cost in Midtown Atlanta?
Midtown surface lots and decks run $12-18/day, with a few monthly contracts available near Arts Center and 10th Street for $140-180/month. Street parking is metered at $1.50-2.50/hour and enforced until 10 PM. Spots within two blocks of major employers fill by 8:30 AM on weekdays, so factor in walking time if you park on the periphery.
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