During the six-week stop, crews will replace the cracked and missing brick pavers on the platform that were installed 40 years ago. The pause in service will allow MARTA to shave $9 million off the rehabilitation costs and shorten the project schedule by almost two years, according to the transit agency.

MARTA trains will temporarily not stop at the Brookhaven Station to accommodate repairs on the rail platform. Why it matters: If catching the train at Brookhaven is your primary way of getting around,

MARTA's Brookhaven Station will close from October 7 until November 15 for upgrades. Shuttle service will be provided between this station and Lenox and Chamblee stations.

MARTA trains on the Gold Line will temporarily bypass Brookhaven Station from Oct. 7 to Nov. 15 as crews work to replace the 40-year-old pavers on the station's rail platform.

MARTA trains will skip the Brookhaven stop for the next six weeks. Officials said this stop is so construction crews can replace outdated pavers on the rail station platform. MARTA said that the train service for the Gold Line will work as scheduled otherwise. Officials also said that trains can still pass through the station.

MARTA Gold Line trains will skip Brookhaven station for six weeks starting Monday. The trains won’t stop at the station from Oct. 7 to Nov. 15, although the rest of the Gold Line will continue as scheduled.

ATLANTA — MARTA trains will temporarily skip Brookhaven Station from Oct. 7 to Nov. 15 for construction to replace the station’s 40-year-old platform pavers. Gold Line service will run as scheduled, but trains during the six-week project will not stop at the station.