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I-285 lanes are closed in Fulton through Monday, and Cobb County's closures come Nov. 13-16

The 5AM Kennesaw teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're heading toward Atlanta this weekend, plan around I-285. The Georgia Department of Transportation closed all lanes between Camp Creek Parkway and Langford Parkway at 7 p.m. Friday. Crews will mill and grind concrete until the lanes reopen Monday at 5 a.m.

I-285 closures run from this weekend to 2029

  1. Nov. 6All lanes close between Camp Creek Parkway and Langford Parkway at 7 p.m.
  2. Nov. 9The weekend closure ends at 5 a.m.
  3. Nov. 13-16The next lane closures on I-285 are in Cobb County.
  4. 2029The I-285 Westbound Rebuild project is set to be completed.

is telling drivers to use routes along I-20 and the downtown connector, and we suggest leaving extra time. The closures are part of a project along seven miles of I-285 from Collier Drive in Fulton County to Paces Ferry Road in Cobb County.

7 milesof I-285 in the project, from Collier Drive to Paces Ferry Road

Work crews are installing lane closures along the stretch that runs from Fulton County into Cobb County.

  • Next closures: I-285 in Cobb County, Nov. 13-16
  • Westbound Rebuild project: set to finish by 2029
  • This work: one of two westside concrete slab projects

Sources: WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta, Marietta Daily Journal

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