The Department of Transportation released a project list this week to lure private investors. The list includes only projects in metro-Atlanta. Toll lanes high on DOT priority list for public private partnership program. (photo by Parvinder Singh via flickr)Toll lanes are the only items on the DOT's list of high priority projects for the states public private partnership program. Join discussion...

The Department of Transportation has dissolved all its privately funded road projects in the state. The DOT says its part of a plan to revamp a program meant to lure private money to transportation projects. Join discussion...

They weren't playing nice at the Capitol this year, and when legislators grabbed their toys and went home, neither chamber had won the transportation legislation tug-of war. Just because no agreement on funding was reached, however, doesn't put the brakes on Georgia transportation policy. Join discussion...

Georgia needs more transportation funding, and it needs to look beyond roads and bridges to improve mobility in the Atlanta region. Join discussion...

Transurban, a leading international toll road investor and manager, is taking an important step in increasing its focus in the Southeast region of the U.S. with the opening of its fourth U.S. office, located in Atlanta, Georgia. Transurban's new office will be led by seasoned transportation expert, Bill Berry who joins as Vice President of Market Development for the Southeast United States. In this new role with Transurban, Mr. Berry will focus on bringing congestion relief by developing new market opportunities in Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Alabama. Join discussion...