Georgia Highway Project on State Route 9 Gets Final Approval
Published Date: 7/1/2025
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Georgia’s Department of Transportation is moving forward with a new highway project on State Route 9 and nearby Azalea Drive/Riverside Road. This means smoother drives for locals and travelers along these 1.5 miles of road, with all the necessary permits now approved. The project is set to start soon, promising better traffic flow and safer roads without delay.
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SR 9 and Azalea Drive Road Improvements
If you travel on State Route 9 in Georgia from the Chattahoochee River north to SR 120 (a 1.1-mile segment) or on a 0.4-mile stretch of Azalea Drive/Riverside Road, the Georgia Department of Transportation has final federal approvals to build improvements. The project is set to start soon and is intended to improve traffic flow and make those roads safer.
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