ATLANTA (AP) - Officials with Atlanta's transit system say they're working to fix more than two dozen signs that tell passengers when trains are arriving.
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority officials tell CBS Atlanta that about 26 signs are not providing information about when the next trains are due in stations. MARTA officials say they're working to fix the problem.
Transit system officials say that since one of MARTA's business partners took over operation of the signs in April, they've experienced service outages.
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