The SR 54 corridor is a major mobility corridor for Clayton County and provides access for Clayton County communities and residents of nearby counties to the Atlanta region. The proposed BRT project addresses the travel demands in a study area generally extending south from East Point MARTA Rail Station in the city of East Point in Fulton County, GA to the city of Lovejoy in Clayton County, GA. The proposed BRT route would utilize the following roadways, from north to south: Main Street (in College Park), Irene Kidd Parkway, Central Avenue, Virginia Avenue, North Central Avenue, Downtown Hapeville, GA, Mountain View, US 41, Forest Parkway, SR 54, and SR 138. The proposed alignment is approximately 24 miles long, with some fully dedicated lanes and some areas operating in mixed traffic. Transit Signal Priority (TSP) technology would be implemented throughout the alignment. The purpose of the proposed transit investment is to improve accessibility, travel time reliability, and economic development opportunities by providing high-capacity transit services for commuters accessing activity centers within Clayton County and the greater Atlanta region. BRT buses will be specifically branded to be visibly identifiable and can include near-level boarding, off-board ticket collection, along with other amenities.