The Georgia Department of Transportation announced on April 10 that railroad crews will begin work at the State Route 90/127/137 crossing at CSX in Taylor County starting April 27. The work is set to start daily at 9 a.m., and motorists are advised to expect delays, exercise caution, and reduce speed when traveling through the area.
This maintenance project may affect travel times for residents and commuters who use this route. The department advises drivers to check real-time traffic conditions before heading out by calling 511, visiting the Georgia 511 website, or using the Georgia 511 app.
The Georgia Department of Transportation delivers transportation solutions that support economic development and benefit residents across the state, according to the official website. The agency employs about 4,000 staff members with an operating budget over $4.5 billion, according to the official website.
According to its official website, the department focuses on developing and maintaining roadways while also supporting rail, transit and other transportation programs. It operates under the State Transportation Board and serves all regions of Georgia through its extensive network.
The department works with local governments and federal agencies to advance transportation efforts statewide, as reported by its official website. Oversight includes infrastructure projects such as bridges as well as partnerships with various organizations. With thousands of employees and one of the largest budgets among state transportation systems nationwide, it continues efforts aimed at promoting safety and mobility across Georgia.
