One person died and three were injured in a car crash on I-20 Eastbound in Atlanta when their vehicle hit a light pole and guardrail before rolling over.

A truck fire on I-285 in Dunwoody blocked westbound lanes early Tuesday, but lanes reopened around 6:10 a.m. with minimal commuter disruption reported.

A driver was caught going 154 mph on I-575 in Holly Springs, Georgia, where the speed limit is 70 mph. Local police highlight the dangers of such speeding, governed by Georgia's "Super Speeder Law" imposing additional fines.

Emergency repairs on a water main start October 22 on North Druid Hills Road in DeKalb County, with expected nighttime lane closures and water service disruptions.

Marietta Street NW in Atlanta is undergoing ADA ramp upgrades and sidewalk repairs, affecting traffic patterns on weekdays between 9 am and 4 pm until mid-late December. Pedestrian access will be maintained.

Milton's Carvin' in Crabapple event will close part of Broadwell Road on October 19, from 2-8 p.m., impacting traffic with detours while offering festive activities including pumpkin carving.

A wrong-way collision on I-20 in Atlanta led to a fiery crash, multiple collisions, injuries, and a heroic rescue. Traffic was impacted until 6:30 a.m. as crews cleared the scene.

Alpharetta's Wire and Wood Music Festival will cause road closures in Downtown Alpharetta, including a portion of State Route 9, prompting detours and traffic advisories.

Atlanta Motor Speedway offers free camping for Hurricane Milton evacuees, showcasing a history of providing disaster relief with facilities like showers, while also offering upgraded sites at a fee.

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.

A section of Mitchell Street SW in Atlanta is closed for crane removal, with detours in place for drivers until October 11, 2024. Pedestrians can use the south sidewalk.

Atlanta's Krog Street Tunnel is closed nightly for a stormwater project, with accessible pedestrian pathways and city-released detour routes for vehicles.

Street closures in Atlanta will occur from Oct 4-7 for a crane removal, with detours set for affected areas. Pedestrian access on certain sidewalks will remain open.