Georgia officials Tuesday announced a major down payment on a transit expansion along Ga. 400 in north Fulton County.
The state will spend $100 million over the next several years to build four new interchanges for commuter buses along a 16-mile stretch of the busy highway between I-285 and McFarland Parkway in Alpharetta.
Many of the details – including where the interchanges will be built – remain to be worked out. But the announcement is the latest evidence that transit – long an afterthought on Georgia’s list of transportation priorities – now has solid backing among the state’s political leaders.
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