A traffic accident on GA State Route 400 near Alpharetta caused injuries and lane closures, with the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety advising alternative routes.

Officials introduce a new traffic plan for the North Georgia State Fair to ease congestion, featuring reroutes, deputies directing cars, and a shuttle service.

The "Atlanta Streets Alive" event will shut down Ralph David Abernathy Blvd/Georgia Ave SE for pedestrians and cyclists, with certain intersections controlled for vehicle crossing.

A vehicle rollover and fire on I-85 South near Suwanee caused a shutdown, with emergency crews responding and traffic delays ensuing. Details on the crash cause and injuries are still unknown.

The Georgia DOT seeks public input on proposed updates to state transport planning processes, including adjustments for clarity and inflation. The comment period ends September 15, 2024.

Snellville is set to develop "Brookwood Green," a 64-unit townhome project by Parkland Communities, Inc. on 8.174 acres near Highway 78 and Towne Center Office Park, with improved access and aesthetics.

The Athens-Clarke County government announces the temporary closure of Runway 9-27 at the local airport from September 16-26, 2024, for maintenance work.

Belvedere Lane in Decatur will be closed from Sept 11 to Oct 9 due to stormwater drain replacement works, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.

Norfolk Southern will perform urgent railroad repairs in Gainesville, closing Aviation and Industrial boulevards crossing from Sept. 9-12. A detour via Dorsey Street will be in place.

Milton, GA has reduced speed limits on Batesville, Hamby, and Hickory Flat roads to 40 mph for safety and installed new signage, with police ready to enforce the changes.

The Atlanta Department of Transportation is imposing a moratorium on construction activities during Labor Day weekend to facilitate smoother traffic flow for the holiday.

Megabus reduces routes around Atlanta following the bankruptcy of its parent company, Coach USA, impacting travel to various cities and prompting refunds for affected customers.

Fayetteville announces repaving projects that will affect local commutes from August 26 to September 4, targeting several streets including Fenwyck Commons and Veterans Parkway, with traffic control to minimize disruptions.