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How $173B Will Boost Mobility in Metro ATL

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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Aerotropolis Corridor May Be Latest In Metro ATL to Go Hi-Tech

By Junior Knox | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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A $173 Billion Plan to Keep Metro ATL Moving – through 2050

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission |

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Three Cool Projects Driving Georgia into the Future

By Kate Sweeney | Atlanta Regional Commission | March 9, 2020

The Region’s Connected Vehicle Technology is Getting Ready to Roll

By Junior Knox | Atlanta Regional Commission | March 6, 2020

Ditching the Commute: New ARC Survey Shows Big Rise in Teleworkers

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission | February 13, 2020

3 Ways to Imagine ATL in 2050 – and Help Shape the Region’s Long-range Plan

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission | July 24, 2019

Data Dive: How Metro ATL Gets to Work

By Paul Donsky | Atlanta Regional Commission | May 31, 2019

A New, ‘Shared’ Vision for Peachtree Street

By Kate Sweeney | Atlanta Regional Commission | March 22, 2019

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News Releases From the Region

Public Meeting: University Avenue/Avon Avenue

Atlanta BeltLine | November 27, 2018

Relief Coming To Windward Parkway Interchange

City of Alpharetta | November 27, 2018

Georgia Department of Transportation Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Diverging Diamond Interchange

GDOT | August 27, 2018

ARC Board Approves Regional Bike-Ped Safety Plan to Help Local Governments Reduce Serious Injuries and Fatalities

Atlanta Regional Commission | August 23, 2018

Metro Atlanta Experiences Second-Highest Growth Since Great Recession, Adds 75,800 Residents in Past Year

Atlanta Regional Commission | August 23, 2018

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Data Dive

Data Dive: How Metro Atlanta Wages Have Changed — Find Yours

This view of the tool on the 33n post illustrates the wage changes in arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media jobs. The largest wage increase has been for occupations in the high-wage category, while wages among the lower-earning professions actually dropped.

Wage Changes for High, Middle, and Low-Wage Occupations