Over the next Thanksgiving holiday weekend, Atlantans can anticipate a more peaceful and easy commute. According to a statement from the city’s transportation department, the City of Atlanta has declared a moratorium on roadway disturbances caused by construction. The moratorium will start at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 27, and end at 5:00 a.m. on Monday, December 2.
No lane, sidewalk, or road closures connected to construction will be permitted on Atlanta’s major roads, local streets, or side streets during the holiday moratorium. Both locals and tourists will find it simpler to navigate the city as a result of the reduction in traffic delays. Only ongoing initiatives with more stringent limitations already in place will be exempt.
To lessen the strain of holiday travel and facilitate family reunions, local officials plan to reduce road closures and construction. To learn more about the moratorium or how it may affect ongoing development, send an email to [email protected] at the Department of Transportation. Complete details can also be found on the city’s transportation advisory page.
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