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Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Improvements Deliver Safer Streets and Better Travel for Atlanta

When the City of Atlanta redesigned Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, the goal was to create a safer, more accessible
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Long-Awaited Dekalb Avenue Resurfacing to Begin This Month

ATLANTA—The Atlanta Department of Transportation is scheduled to begin resurfacing Dekalb Avenue on Monday, May 15, 2023. The long-awaited roadway

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Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Resurfacing & Cycle Track Installation

The City of Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) and Central Atlanta Progress/Atlanta Downtown Improvement District (CAP/ADID) are partnering together to

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Ribbon Cutting and Celebratory Ride on the Cherokee Avenue Bike Lane

ATLDOT held a ribbon cutting and community bike ride to commemorate the installation of safety improvements and a two-way protected

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Pothole Posse Breaks Down a Day of Addressing Road Repairs

WSB-TV Reporter Jorge Estevez spent a busy and informative day with the Pothole Posse. While working on repairing potholes throughout

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Atlanta completes $30 million facelift of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Atlanta officials held a ceremony with the relatives of civil rights heroes Tuesday to celebrate the completion of renovations to

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Atlanta Leaders celebrate completion of MLK Innovation Corridor

Atlanta leaders celebrated a new project meant to add a little more beauty to the city. The MLK Innovation Corridor

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City of Atlanta launches Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Innovation Corridor

Mayor Andre Dickens celebrated the launch of a reimagined Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Innovation Corridor Tuesday, a 7-mile stretch

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Mayor Andre Dickens Cuts Ribbon at Pedestrian-Friendly Northside Drive Underpass

On Saturday, May 21, Mayor Andre Dickens, ATLDOT Commissioner Josh Rowan, and Parks and Recreation Commissioner John Dargle joined the

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