Georgia Highway Scenic Views in 4K

Georgia Highway Scenic Views in 4K

Georgia's highway system features major Interstates like I-75 (longest), I-20, I-85, and I-95, plus the I-285 Perimeter around Atlanta, connecting the state with key routes like I-16 and I-24, all managed by the GDOT, with ongoing projects like express lanes on GA 400 to ease significant congestion in metro Atlanta.

Key Interstate Highways in Georgia:
I-75: The longest Interstate in Georgia, running north-south through the state.
I-20: A major east-west route cutting through the middle of the state.
I-85: A north-south route connecting to Alabama and North Carolina, passing through Atlanta.
I-95: Runs along Georgia's coast, connecting to Florida and South Carolina.
I-285 (The Perimeter): A crucial beltway encircling Atlanta, crucial for traffic flow.

Key State Routes & Special Highways
Georgia 400 (GA 400): A significant north-south route in the Atlanta suburbs, known for heavy congestion and major expansion projects.
The Ray (I-85): A testbed for new transportation technologies on a section of I-85.

Managing the System
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) manages construction and maintenance.
Major projects focus on widening and adding express lanes to relieve congestion, particularly around Atlanta.
You can find detailed maps and information on the GDOT website.