Construction to cause increased traffic congestion at I-285 and SR 400 interchange
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Construction in Sandy Springs is expected to cause increased traffic congestion during peak travel periods and match days.
While it’s a few miles from downtown Atlanta, the I-285 and SR 400 interchange in Sandy Springs is expected to have increased traffic congestion during peak travel periods and match days. The Georgia Department of Transportation announced on June 15 that its contractor will continue work along two segments in Sandy Springs through mid-July when the FIFA World Cup wraps up. Construction on six of the project’s 16 sections, each roughly one mile, is now underway. The team managing the multi-billion-dollar highway widening, called the SR 400 Express Lanes project, is Peach State Partners. Segment
