Georgia drivers face nearly three years of overnight traffic shifts and delays on a busy stretch of I-75. The work starts this summer and runs through nine counties in Georgia.
🚧 Why It Matters: Your commute could take longer if you drive I-75 between Henry and Dooly counties. The overnight work happens when many shift workers and travelers are on the road.
🔧 What’s Happening: The Georgia Department of Transportation will replace overhead signs along 150 miles of I-75. Workers will pace traffic and shift lanes to safely install and remove the large sign structures.
- The project covers both north and southbound lanes from Dooly County to Henry County
- Work happens overnight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting July 24, 2025
- Nine counties will see traffic impacts – Henry, Spalding, Lamar, Monroe, Bibb, Crawford, Peach, Houston, and Dooly. The project covers both north and south lanes of I-75 from Dooly County’s State Route 215 to Henry County’s Bill Gardner Parkway.
⏰ Timeline Alert: The project runs until summer 2027, meaning drivers will deal with these disruptions for nearly three years. Weather and other issues could push back the timeline even more.