This website will have information on all aspects of transportation including
gas prices,
transit,
pedestrian,
bicycles,
carpool or van pool information.
Please use the information to help you get around more efficiently and more economically. Also, use it to help you learn about transportation issues and how you can have an effect on what is available to the public. How we get there does matter.
Welcome to the website for NAVIGATOR, the Georgia Department of Transportation's Intelligent Transportation System (ITS).
Highway and road conditions change in the blink of an eye. As we all know, inclement weather, roadway debris, stalled vehicles and accidents can quickly cause traffic on our interstates to slow, come to a creeping crawl or stop altogether. Traffic leads to lost time, money and increased frustration.
Meeting the mobility needs of Georgia's travelers in a safe and efficient manner is a constant challenge. Atlanta-area commuters log more than 100 million vehicle miles traveled every business day.
Keeping pace with the ever-changing flow of traffic is NAVIGATOR, Georgia's Statewide Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) implemented by the Georgia Department of Transportation.
On this website you'll find current travel conditions for many of Georgia's major roadways, brought to you via a mixture of ITS technologies along those roads. For more information on ITS in Georgia please visit our About Us section.
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Transportation Funding Down to the Wire - Your Voice Needed
Anyone who drives in metro Atlanta knows that traffic congestion is a problem. But many don’t realize that some $4 billion of transportation projects have been removed from the region’s long-range transportation plan due to a lack of funding, a critical problem across Georgia.
That means that not only do we have traffic challenges today, but things will most assuredly get worse if nothing changes. The people of metro Atlanta and all of Georgia need the help of the General Assembly to correct this, and we need it now. We have 7 legislative days left to convince our legislators that transportation is a critical issue and that we deserve a chance to vote on a regional sales tax for transportation.
A Transportation Conference Committee from both houses of the Legislature is currently working to finalize a bill that will allow for such a referendum. ARC urges you to contact one or all of the six committee members today and tell them that you support their efforts. Let them know that you support a bill that meets the following criteria:
The project selection process should be led by local officials. After all, this is a local tax.
It must include funding for all modes of transportation, including the expansion, maintenance and operation of transit.
It should be flexible enough that each region can determine critical issues, like timing of the referendum and how long the tax lasts. Again, it’s a local tax.
You can make a difference by sending at least one fax or email today. Now is the time for transportation solutions!