GA Among States With Nation's Most Reliable Infrastructure, Study Finds

Georgia ranks 46th nationally for infrastructure pressure, placing it among the five states with the fewest infrastructure challenges

Record 4th Of July Travel Predicted: When To Get Out Of Town In GA

The 2024 Independence Day travel period is expected to be the busiest ever. See what to know in Georgia.

GA Potholes Are Among Country’s Worst, New Analysis Shows

America's roads have a pothole problem that needs "immediate attention," AAA says. Here's how Georgia ranks for road conditions.

GA Gas Tax Suspension Set To End Amid General Assembly Special Session

After being renewed twice, Gov. Brian Kemp's state of emergency expires Wednesday, resuming gas taxes in Georgia if not restored.

Memorial Day Travel 2023: When To Get Out Of Metro Atlanta

Traffic leaving Atlanta is expected to be 65 percent busier than normal on Memorial Day weekend.

The Ray Eyes Future Roadway Developments

A Georgia organization brings innovation to highway projects across the US.

Mask Mandate Stopped For GA Transit; Hartsfield, MARTA Affected

A federal judge said the CDC overstepped its authority in extending a national mask mandate for public transit, including Atlanta's airport.

Roadside Vegetation & The Ray

Roadsides are about more than trees and grass. They can provide a valuable habitat for pollinators and more.

MARTA Hits Record Low Amid Pandemic

The coronavirus has been a rough ride for Georgia’s public transit, which saw a 75 percent drop in ridership in April versus last year.

Highways Of The Future Imagined On Portion Of I-85

An 18-mile stretch of Georgia interstate is serving as a testbed for how technology and the environment may be transformed.

Kemp Makes U-Turn, Says Teens Must Pass Road Test After All

After intense blowback, Gov. Brian Kemp issued an order requiring new drivers to pass a road test by Sept. 30 or lose their licenses.

GA Transit Systems To Receive $500 Million To Stay Afloat

Gov. Brian Kemp announced Monday the availability of more than $500 million in federal funds to help keep Georgia's transit systems alive.