Decatur considering lowering speed limit to 25 mph on city streets
The City of Decatur recently launched the Speed Study to determine whether speed limits on city-owned streets should be reduced to 25 miles per hour.
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The City of Decatur recently launched the Speed Study to determine whether speed limits on city-owned streets should be reduced to 25 miles per hour.
Labor Day weekend is over, and millions of travelers are making their way home — but passengers at Atlanta's airport said the trip was going smoothly Tuesday morning.
An overturned fuel tanker has shut down Browns Mill Road in both directions as emergency crews work to contain diesel runoff, according to DeKalb County Fire Rescue.
Two investigators for the Hall County Sheriff's Office are the latest law enforcement officials to lose their jobs over allegations of Flock Camera misuse.
Georgia Department of Transportation says expect weekend delays along I-285 this weekend.
This weekend's planned shutdown of I-285 from Cascade Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive has been suspended until further notice.
The Georgia Department of Transportation is making major changes to the intersection at SR-74 and SR-54 in Peachtree City ahead of the new school year.
The major construction project would have shut down miles of Interstate 285 in Cobb and Fulton counties for the entire weekend.
Overnight GA 400 lane closures scheduled this week for Express Lanes construction
While GDOT promises smoother, safer driving and significant investment on Atlanta's westside, residents voice concerns about neighborhood impacts and urge greater accountability.
The Atlanta World Cup committee is urging drivers to allow extra travel time as traffic patterns and road access change around downtown on event days, particularly near Centennial Olympic Park and Atlanta Stadium.
New "No Turn on Red" signs are popping up across Midtown and Downtown Atlanta. See how this safety move aims to reduce crashes and keep walkers and cyclists safe.
All lanes of I-285 between Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. and Cascade Rd. are temporarily closing tonight as the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) continues a major reconstruction project on Atlanta's west side.
Get ready drivers, a second round of construction will shut down part of I-285 for another weekend in the coming weeks.
Drivers hitting Georgia roads for Memorial Day weekend can expect heavier traffic, but fewer construction-related delays.
With 65,000 spectators expected per match at Atlanta Stadium, which seats 73,019, traffic during the World Cup will be a major factor for anyone commuting in and around the city, whether they have a ticket or not.
Some businesses in southwest Atlanta say the I-285 construction project left them with much slower business than the usual weekend.
A stretch of I-285 in southwest Atlanta between Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Cascade Road reopened around 5 a.m. Monday, following a full weekend shutdown that sent traffic spilling through nearby neighborhoods and onto alternate routes across the metro area.
The Georgia Department of Transportation has new dates for the major construction project that will shut down part of Interstate 285 for days.
Georgia State Patrol said a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles on Interstate 85 North near Shallowford Road left one person dead early Sunday morning.
The Georgia Department of Transportation has delayed a major construction project that would have shut down part of Interstate 285 over the weekend.
Starting Friday night, part of Interstate 285 on the west side of Atlanta will be completely shut down in both directions.
Morning commuters traveling north on Interstate 75 Tuesday faced delays after officials said a CobbLinc bus was involved in "a serious-injury crash."
A new analysis finds more than 2,000 crashes in Atlanta last year, with speeding and driver behavior cited as leading factors as city leaders weigh valuable infrastructure fixes.
A $134 million rail hub in Hall County aims to reduce truck congestion across metro Atlanta, with leaders betting it will cut emissions, lower costs, and reshape Georgia's supply chain.
A delayed meeting kept Jasper Watkins from being inside the Pentagon when it was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001. Twenty-five years later, he shared how that change in plans allowed him to help others.
More than 1,800 volunteers gathered at the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta on Friday to turn remembrance into service.
At the foot of Kennesaw Mountain, 2,977 American flags now stand as a reminder that every person killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks had a life and a story.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating a shooting involving a Rome police officer that prompted a brief school lockdown and closed a nearby road Friday.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer and the second leading cause of death among men, the National Cancer Institute says. Some Georgia men who are living with or have overcome the cancer are hoping their stories will help more men get screened.