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Overnight GA 400 lane closures scheduled this week for Express Lanes construction
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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.
Deadly crash along Hamilton E. Holmes Drive under investigation; no serious injuries reported on the MARTA bus.
The Cobb County Police Department has confirmed that two people were killed Friday morning in a multi-vehicle crash on northbound I-75 near Hickory Grove Road.
A Coweta County deputy and an arrestee were hospitalized after a patrol vehicle was struck during a traffic stop on I-85 South.
A major highway overhaul in North Fulton and Forsyth will bring long-term relief for commuters, but the project is expected to take five years to finish.
In a city where traffic rarely eases and culture shifts at warp speed, Atiyya NaDirah has emerged as one of Atlanta's most recognizable and unfiltered digital storytellers.
A new report reveals Atlanta drivers face some of the nation's most severe traffic jams, highlighting persistent congestion issues across the city.
Gov. Brian Kemp announced his plan to spend $1.8 billion to expand one of metro Atlanta's worst traffic chokepoints.
In 2024, more people died in traffic crashes across metro Atlanta's five core counties than were killed in homicides.
While school is out for the summer, learning continues for children at Trees Atlanta's Junior TreeKeeper Camp.
Federal health officials are continuing to investigate a nationwide increase in Cyclospora infections that has sickened hundreds of people, including more than a dozen reported in Georgia.
DeKalb families urge the school board to require law enforcement, including ICE, to show legal authority before questioning students or entering schools.
The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is now in effect, with provisions designed to increase housing supply, streamline development and improve access to homeownership.
A 12-year-old is building a successful 3D-printing business from his playroom, earning hundreds of dollars a month while learning entrepreneurship alongside his twin brother.