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We work to serve Georgians by planning, designing, construction, maintaining, and improving the state’s transportation infrastructure. Aviation Bridges

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Georgia DOT provides regional roadside assistance to motorists traveling on our state highway system. View the resources below. Crash Reports . Visit 511ga.org or dial 5-1-1 for the latest travel information in your area. View resources below. Information on transportation and project work permits. View resources below.

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Continuing this effort, the city formed the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) in 2019 to serve as the coordinating agency for all transportation matters within the city government. This department is designed to be a one-stop shop for citizens and external agencies.

Committed to moving people and goods through the state in a timely and efficient manner, the Georgia Department of Transportation works to maintain safety on roadways and relieve congestion on the interstates. One Georgia Center600 …

Atlanta Department of Transportation’s Office of Strategy and Planning is responsible for increasing the City of Atlanta’s transportation options, increasing transportation safety, and building high-quality pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

District 7 covers 7 counties in the Metro Atlanta region. Access transportation services, local projects, area offices and district contacts here.

ATLANTA – The Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) is prepared for an inclement weather response. The safety and drivability of the city’s roadways remain our primary objective. Based on the National Weather Service (NWS) latest forecast, ATLDOT is preparing to activate a Level 2 response in advance of the first winter weather event of the year, expected on Friday, January 10, 2025.