MARTA Discontinued See & Say Mobile Application

The transit agency has integrated all safety and maintenance reporting tools into its main mobile application.

Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Law Enforcement

MARTA Discontinued See & Say Mobile Application

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MARTA has officially discontinued its See & Say mobile application to streamline the reporting process for riders. All safety concerns and maintenance issues should now be directed through the primary MARTA app.

Why it matters

Consolidating reporting features eliminates the need for commuters to manage multiple applications while searching for assistance. This shift aims to simplify the process for riders to communicate with transit officials.

The See & Say application ceased operations as of October 1, 2026. Riders are encouraged to utilize the main MARTA app, which supports photo and video uploads for incident reports.

The players

MARTA

The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority provides public transportation services throughout the Atlanta metropolitan area.

The details

Riders may now report suspicious activity or maintenance concerns via the safety feature within the main MARTA application. For those who prefer direct communication, concerns can still be reported by calling (404) 848-4911, texting 1-877-371-8477, or speaking directly to staff.

The See & Say app ceased operations on October 1, 2026.

Legal Context

This consolidation follows a broader trend in public transportation to streamline digital infrastructure by migrating specialized safety tools into primary utility platforms. Transit agencies are increasingly moving away from multiple standalone applications to improve user compliance with safety reporting protocols.

Riders should delete the legacy See & Say application immediately to avoid confusion and ensure they are using the latest reporting tools. Commuters are also advised to store the MARTA reporting phone number, (404) 848-4911, in their contacts for quick access during transit.

The takeaway

Simplifying digital reporting tools helps ensure that critical safety information reaches transit police more efficiently. Riders are encouraged to verify that they have downloaded the official MARTA app to maintain uninterrupted access to reporting features.