Corey Evatt News Today

This is one of 20 benches the chattanooga urbanist society placed along different bus stops on dodson ave.. an initiative the group says the city has needed for

In an effort to increase transparency within the organization, CARTA board member Corey Evatt has published ridership data, showing how the service has fared over the past several months.

Beginning in January, CARTA will offer free bus rides on the first Friday of each month for three months.

CARTA will have free bus rides on the First Fridays during the 1st quarter of 2024.

Starting next year, CARTA will offer free bus rides during a three-month period. The public will be able to ride CARTA for free...

Daniel Benoit, after making his way to a bus stop on the corner of Lee Highway and Vance Road, sat on a green wooden bench, waiting to catch a ride and get a bite to eat.

Lifelong Chattanoogan and CARTA board member Corey Evatt, wearing a hoodie on an unusually chilly September morning, stepped onto the No. 3 bus at a stop downtown at the intersection of Market and Fourth streets Friday.

The CARTA board of directors unanimously increased downtown Chattanoogas on-street parking rates to $1.50 per hour at its monthly meeting Thursday.

The rate increase, effective Oct. 1, is up from the current $1 an hour rate.

Hoping to provide people with the knowledge necessary to make positive behavioral changes, Corey Evatt has sought to make two of his passions -- veganism and public transportation -- more accessible for Chattanoogans.