Use the resources below to help plan your trip around Atlanta.
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School is back and our streets are busier! Whether you’re heading to class, dropping off students, or commuting to work, ATLDOT is here to help you find the fastest, safest way around the city.
More students, buses, pedestrians and families are back on Atlanta’s streets. A little planning can make everyone’s trip easier
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Here are some of the events happening around Atlanta this month. Plan your trip ahead and be prepared for more people on the move.
12th-16th – NABJ Convention
14th – Falcons vs. Broncos
15th – Atlanta United vs. New York Red Bulls
15th-16th – Piedmont Park Arts Festival
16th – Atlanta Dream vs. Indiana Fever
16th – ATL Vegan Festival
22nd-23rd – Grant Park Summer Shade Festival
23rd – Atlanta United vs. Sporting Kansas City
27th-30th – TOUR Championship
29th – Atlanta United vs. Charlotte FC
Visitors and residents should expect increased traffic, temporary road closures, lane reductions, pedestrian detours, and changes to parking and rideshare operations around Downtown Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and Centennial Olympic Park.
Yes, but parking will be extremely limited and in high demand during the tournament. Residents and visitors are strongly encouraged to use MARTA, walk, bike, or use micromobility services when possible.
Downtown Atlanta includes approximately:
Yes. Certain parking areas near Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Georgia World Congress Center campus will be reserved exclusively for FIFA tournament operations and will not be available for public daily parking.
Rideshare operations will use geofenced areas east of Ted Turner Dr to help:
The City of Atlanta has bike racks and designated micromobility corrals throughout downtown to help keep sidewalks safe and accessible.
Micromobility corrals are designated parking zones for:
These areas help reduce sidewalk clutter, improve pedestrian safety, and prevent improper parking.
Golf carts may only operate legally if they meet Georgia’s requirements for Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTVs) or Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs). They:
Yes. Pedicabs are treated as bicycle-based transportation and must follow the same traffic laws and roadway rules as bicycles.
We recommend:
No major long-term closures are currently anticipated in Midtown or Buckhead, though temporary hotel loading zones and event-related traffic impacts may occur.
511GA is Georgia’s official source for real-time traffic and travel information.
For traffic updates, road closures and more, sign up for text alerts.
TEXT ‘JOIN’ TO 470-524-7673
Here are some of the events happening around Atlanta this month. Plan your trip ahead and be prepared for more people on the move.
12th-16th – NABJ Convention
14th – Falcons vs. Broncos
15th – Atlanta United vs. New York Red Bulls
15th-16th – Piedmont Park Arts Festival
16th – Atlanta Dream vs. Indiana Fever
16th – ATL Vegan Festival
22nd-23rd – Grant Park Summer Shade Festival
23rd – Atlanta United vs. Sporting Kansas City
27th-30th – TOUR Championship
29th – Atlanta United vs. Charlotte FC
Visitors and residents should expect increased traffic, temporary road closures, lane reductions, pedestrian detours, and changes to parking and rideshare operations around Downtown Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and Centennial Olympic Park.
Yes, but parking will be extremely limited and in high demand during the tournament. Residents and visitors are strongly encouraged to use MARTA, walk, bike, or use micromobility services when possible.
Downtown Atlanta includes approximately:
Yes. Certain parking areas near Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Georgia World Congress Center campus will be reserved exclusively for FIFA tournament operations and will not be available for public daily parking.
Rideshare operations will use geofenced areas east of Ted Turner Dr to help:
The City of Atlanta has bike racks and designated micromobility corrals throughout downtown to help keep sidewalks safe and accessible.
Micromobility corrals are designated parking zones for:
These areas help reduce sidewalk clutter, improve pedestrian safety, and prevent improper parking.
Golf carts may only operate legally if they meet Georgia’s requirements for Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTVs) or Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs). They:
Yes. Pedicabs are treated as bicycle-based transportation and must follow the same traffic laws and roadway rules as bicycles.
We recommend:
No major long-term closures are currently anticipated in Midtown or Buckhead, though temporary hotel loading zones and event-related traffic impacts may occur.
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