Southwest Georgia Interstate Study

In 2009, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), in association with its transportation partners completed the Southwest Georgia Interstate Study and investigated needs for improving Southwest Georgia’s access and connectivity to intestates in the region including I-185, I-75 and I-10. The study looked at current and future traffic conditions in the region, identified needed projects, estimated costs for any new projects or roadways and made recommendations..

Study Information

This site contains information about the Georgia Department of Transportation's Study concerning interstate access within Southwest Georgia. 

Reports

• Final Report
• Executive Summary

Alternatives Analysis

• Analysis of Alternatives Final Technical Memorandum
• Table of Contents
• Section 1: Introduction
• Section 2: Environmental
• Section 3: Land Use
• Section 4: Travel Patterns and Analysis
• Section 5: Costs
• Section 6: Benefit Cost Estimation
• Section 7: Recommendations
• Appendix A-E

Data Collection Activities

• Cover
• Data Collection

Existing Conditions

• Cover
• Existing Conditions Final Technical Memorandum

Future Conditions

• Cover
• Future Conditions Final Technical Memorandum

Model Development

• Technical Memorandum Development of Travel Demand Model
• Technical Memorandum Future Year
• Technical Memorandum Highway Network Development
• Technical Memorandum Traffic Analysis Zone Development
• Technical Memorandum Truck Trip Table Development
• Technical Memorandum Socioeconomic and Demographic Data

Performance Measures

• Cover
• Performance Measures Technical Memorandum

General

• Fact Sheet
• Study Area
• Schedule
• Meetings
• Frequently Asked Questions

Contacts

Mr. Tom McQueen
Project Manager
GDOT Office of Planning
(404) 631-1987
tmcqueen@dot.ga.gov