Douglas County – Launches public transit bus service.CobbLINC – Establishes Sunday service and enhances Saturday service.Gwinnett County Transit – Extends weekday service on local bus routes past midnight and reduces wait times to 30 minutes or less most of the day.The TIP addresses this in part by providing funds to expand transit service throughout the metro area: Subscribe Expands transit options across the regionĪ key way to improve mobility in the region is to provide more options for people to get around without driving their cars. Sign up to receive our newsletter, surveys and important updates. Right-of-way for widening of SR 81 and Rock Quarry Road (Henry).Valley Hill Road bridge replacement (Clayton).SR 92 (Old Alabama Road) intersection improvements (Cherokee).ARC evaluated projects based on a combination of performance and cost-effectiveness measures. The plan was developed in collaboration with ARC’s regional partners, including the Georgia Department of Transportation, the State Road and Tollway Authority, MARTA, and local governments.ĭozens of high-priority local projects are funded, including:
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Developed in collaboration with our regional partnersĪRC made sure that the projects funded in this TIP update reflect the top priorities of local governments and the region’s transportation agencies, which submitted applications for funding last May. That’s why the TIP includes a range of projects and service enhancements – expanded transit service, increased capacity on key thoroughfares, and improved bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. There’s no single solution to metro Atlanta’s traffic issues. 5 things to know about the Transportation Improvement Program Takes a balanced approach to improving mobility in the Atlanta region With local matches of at least 20 percent, the total amount of new funding allocated in the TIP exceeds $400 million. In all, ARC is allocating $293 million in new federal transportation dollars through 2023 for projects across the region. The TIP update includes 92 projects that address key transportation needs, promising to improve mobility and quality of life while offering residents more options for getting around metro Atlanta. These are among the highlights of the latest update to the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Transportation Improvement Program, or TIP. By John Orr, ARC Transportation Access ManagerĮxpanded transit service.
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