The Transit Development Plan and Comprehensive Transportation Plan have been underway since 2022. Now, we’re ready to share and get your feedback on proposed recommendations for future transit and transportation improvements in the county.

From June 5 to 14, we’re hosting a series of community conversations for you to come talk with us, learn more about the plans, and let us know what you think.

Monday, June 5 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
E Center at Sugar Hill, Waterfall Room
5009 West Broad Street, Sugar Hill

Saturday, June 10 from 10:00am to noon
Dacula Park Activity Building
2735 Auburn Avenue, Dacula

Monday, June 12 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Peachtree Corners City Hall
310 Technology Parkway, Peachtree Corners
Need a ride? Jump on Ride Gwinnett bus route 35

Tuesday, June 13 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
OneStop Centerville
3025 Bethany Church Road, Snellville

Wednesday, June 14 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Lawrenceville City Hall
70 S Clayton Street, Lawrenceville
Need a ride? Jump on Ride Gwinnett bus route 40

At each talk, you can expect to see examples and visuals of these recommendations. We’ll showcase preliminary concepts for transit investments, improved roadways, enhanced bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and more. A local vendor will also provide free treats so you can enjoy the conversation while helping ensure that our county remains vibrantly connected for years to come!

The Department of Transportation provides funding on a state or local level to improve transportation and ensures efficient and accessible transportation for Gwinnett County residents. The department also plans, builds, regulates, and maintains roads, the Gwinnett County Airport – Briscoe Field, railways, and other public transport.

Transportation maintains more than:

• 2,650 centerline miles of roadway
• 2,500 miles of sidewalk
• 180 bridges and bridge culverts
• 100,000 signs
• 750 traffic signals and 463 traffic control beacons
• 350 cameras and 248 miles of fiber optic cable
• 92 transit buses that provide service for seven local routes and five commuter routes
• 500 acres at the Gwinnett County Airport – Briscoe Field

• ARC (Atlanta Regional Commission)
• Connected Vehicle Technology Master Plan
• DOT Search Function Instructions
• GRTA (Georgia Regional Transportation Authority) Xpress Service
• Georgia 511
• Georgia DOT road and traffic data
• Georgia Department of Transportation
• Governor’s Office of Highway Safety
• MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority)
• Transforming State Route 316
• U.S. Department of Transportation

The mission of the Gwinnett County Department of Transportation is to enhance quality of life by facilitating the mobility of people and goods safely and efficiently. This mission is accomplished by planning, constructing, operating, and maintaining aviation, transit, and surface transportation systems in Gwinnett.

The Department of Transportation maintains an infrastructure system that includes more than 2,650 miles of road, 750 signalized intersections, thousands of miles of traffic striping, the Gwinnett County Transit System, and one of the three busiest airports in Georgia. The Department of Transportation performs this mission with more than 180 approved full-time positions and an adopted operating budget of more than $64 million in multiple funds, Gwinnett Transportation ensures efficient and accessible transportation for residents.

Contact

Gwinnett County Department of Transportation
One Justice Square
446 West Crogan Street, Suite 410
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
770.822.7400
8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday through Friday, except holidays