$10.8 Billion SR 400 Express Lanes Project Gets Green Light for North Fulton, Forsyth Corridor

Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 -0400

Georgia transportation officials have given the official green light to the $10.8 billion SR 400 Express Lanes project, a sweeping 16-mile infrastructure initiative that will reshape one of metro Atlanta’s most congested highway corridors and rank among the largest single highway investments in state history.

The Georgia Department of Transportation confirmed the project’s approval this week, setting the stage for a groundbreaking expected in late April. The express lanes will stretch along State Route 400 through North Fulton and Forsyth counties, adding dynamically priced managed lanes and dedicated toll-free bus rapid transit (BRT) access to a corridor that carries more than 200,000 vehicles per day.

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$10.8 Billion SR 400 Express Lanes Project Gets Green Light for North Fulton, Forsyth Corridor