FAYETTEVILLE - A suburban county south of Atlanta has voted against joining a bus service proposed by the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority. <br>
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The Fayette County Commission took the unanimous vote last night. <br>
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Commissioners said residents don't like mass transit and would not ride buses. <br>
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Commissioners also complained that GRTA (Greta) is unfairly withholding $13 million in road improvement money unless the county agreed to join the program and pay $1.3 million in initial operating costs. <br>
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Eleven other metro Atlanta counties have agreed in concept to the bus service. It is designed to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. <br>
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Cherokee County also has stayed out of the plan.
