MARTA Mobility is the ADA paratransit service for people whose disability prevents them from riding MARTA bus or rail. Part B is the professional certification of the applicant's ability or inability to use fixed-route service. MARTA will not process an application until both Part A and Part B arrive, and an in-person interview and assessment follow.
The applicant completes Part A, and a licensed health care professional completes all three pages of Part B, signing with a Georgia state license number. Eligible professionals range from physicians, RNs, NPs and PAs to social workers, psychologists, therapists, chiropractors and counselors.
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MARTA Mobility Paratransit Eligibility Health Care Professional Certification Part B
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Part B lists licensed physicians, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, social workers, psychologists, physical, occupational and respiratory therapists, chiropractors, mental health and vocational rehabilitation counselors, special education teachers, orientation and mobility specialists, speech pathologists and recreation therapists employed by a medical facility. A Georgia license number is required.
Part B asks whether the disability is permanent, and if not, the date the applicant can resume normal travel. It also asks whether the condition is periodic and what triggers flare-ups, so conditional or temporary eligibility can be considered. MARTA makes the final decision after the in-person assessment.
Once MARTA receives both Part A and Part B, it contacts the applicant to schedule a required in-person interview and assessment. Approved riders then need a MARTA Mobility photo ID Breeze Card to book and board MARTA Mobility vehicles.