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Mount Zion Traffic Map

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How to use the Mount Zion Traffic Map

Traffic flow lines: Red lines = Heavy traffic flow, Yellow/Orange lines = Medium flow and Green = normal traffic. Black lines or No traffic flow lines could indicate a closed road, but in most cases it means that either there is not enough vehicle flow to register or traffic isn't monitored. Also, If you do not see traffic flow, you can zoom in closer to reveal localized data. If you are unable to pan the map, press here (to focus off of the map) and try again.

Traffic Incidents (beta): Each dot represents a traffic event or incident such as road construction, closure or accident. At closer zoom levels, those dots can be pressed to see more info. Once a layer of traffic info has popped-up, be sure to press/click any additional arrows (e.g. 1 of 3) in the top right above the title to see other the details of the impact.

Impact Legend: Critical Major Minor Low

Map and Alerts Usage Tips and FAQs

Click any alert icons on the map to see info.

Mount Zion Traffic Alerts

Twitter Feeds for Traffic Alerts

GDOT has 7 Regional and 16 Highway Twitter feeds for traffic alerts. Each feed is targeted to a specific highway or region, so now you can follow just the accounts that interest you! Below is a list of the new Twitter accounts, as well as links to them. If you’re not currently on Twitter, sign up today!

Regional Twitter Feeds Link

GDOTAtlTraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTAtlTraffic

GDOTEastTraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTEastTraffic

GDOTNETraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTNETraffic

GDOTNWTraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTNWTraffic

GDOTSETraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTSETraffic

GDOTSWTraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTSWTraffic

GDOTWestTraffic https://twitter.com/GDOTWestTraffic

Highway Twitter Feeds Link

I-75 in metro Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I75_ATL

I-85 in metro Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I85_ATL

I-285 in metro Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I285_ATL

I-20 in metro Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I20_ATL

SR 400 in metro Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_SR400_ATL

I-75 south of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I75_S_GA

I-75 north of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I75_N_GA

I-85 south of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I85_S_GA

I-85 north of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I85_N_GA

I-20 west of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I20_W_GA

I-20 east of Atlanta https://twitter.com/GDOT_I20_E_GA

I-95 across eastern Georgia https://twitter.com/GDOT_I95

I-16 between Macon & Savannah https://twitter.com/GDOT_I16

I-24 & I-59 northwestern Georgia https://twitter.com/GDOT_I24I59

Other ATL Highways (I-575, I-675, US 78, SR 141, SR 316 & SR 166) https://twitter.com/GDOT_othATLhwys

Other Georgia Highways (I-520, I-516, I-185 & I-985) https://twitter.com/GDOT_othGAhwys

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Weekend Construction & Lane Closures Statewide

Click the links below to view weekend lane closures and special events. Updated Thursdays.

Express Lanes Schedule Summer 2020

Coastal GA: Bridges Closed for Hurricane Isaias

UPDATE: 3 pm Monday, August 3rd: SR 25 at the Sidney Lanier Bridge in Brunswick is now open to traffic as tropical storm force winds have diminished. At this time, The Talmadge Bridge remains open as wind condition continue to be monitored.

View the press release here.

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source: Georgia DOT