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Major Mobility Investment Program
The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) is making major investments in the state’s transportation network to deliver projects that will meet a community need and deliver positive benefits to drivers. Major Mobility Investment Program (MMIP) projects were pinpointed that will create additional capacity, improve freight movement, provide transportation improvements and efficiencies, enhance safety, and decrease travel times.
Program Map
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Upcoming Events
| Event | Date/Time/Location |
| Georgia DOT’s MMIP Brown Bag Series: A Virtual Assembly | Thursday, November 19th 11:30 a.m. Register here |
Program Benefits
The MMIP delivers positive societal benefits at a reasonable cost yielding a benefit of $1.10 for every $1 invested.
- Reduces travel times by 44% for transit vehicles
- Relieves traffic through a travel time savings of 15% or $3.28 billion
- Provides 45 minutes in trip planning time savings
- Curbs pollution with a 13% reduction in vehicle emissions due to less congestion and faster travel times
- Reduces traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 13% due to less congestion and faster travel times
Expanding the Georgia Express Lanes Network
The MMIP includes five express lanes construction packages, which will expand the Georgia Express Lanes network. Express lanes are travel options for motorists and transit customers to bypass congestion for a free-flowing commute. The lanes are a new mobility choice that provide more reliable trip times and improve traffic flow. Click here to learn more about the Georgia Express Lanes Network.
Proven Success on the Northwest Corridor Express Lanes (Pre-COVID-19):
- Over 7.4 million trips were taken in the first year of operation
- Express lanes are 20% faster than the general purpose lanes during peak travel times
- Speeds in the general purpose lanes are up to 20 mph faster than before the express lanes opened
- Rush hour has been reduced by over an hour during the morning and evening commutes
Mobility Partnerships
- Georgia DOT is responsible for planning, constructing, maintaining, and improving the state’s roads, bridges, and interstates.
- Atlanta-Region Transit Link (ATL) Authority collaborates with regional transit authorities, such as MARTA, CobbLinc, Gwinnett County Transit, and Xpress, that are responsible for operations of heavy, light rail, and bus transit operations and the advancement of transit in the region.
- The State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) collects toll revenue and is responsible for operations of the Georgia Express Lanes network.
Accelerated Construction
The major mobility projects will be delivered through innovative methods such as Design-Build and Public-Private Partnerships, allowing Georgia DOT to accelerate construction schedules. The projects will create additional capacity for more reliable trip times, more efficient movement of freight, safety improvements, and expanded multimodal options, including transit.
Contact Information
| MajorMobility@dot.ga.gov | |
| Phone | 404-347-0185 |
| Mailing Address | Georgia DOT – One Georgia Center, 600 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30308 |