Congestion Management Process (CMP)

Click here to learn the CMP basics. 

• 2006-2007 CMP Report (PDF)
• 2005-2006 CMP Report (PDF)
  
  • Data Release - July 2006 (PDF)
• 2004-2005 CMP Report (PDF)
• Mobility 2030 allocates over $5 billion to improve the Most Congested Freeways/HOV Systems (PDF) and over $350 million to the region's Most Congested State Routes and Arterials (PDF)

Travel Time Contours for Selected Activity Centers (Soon to be Updated for 2008!)
(NOTE: The maps are part of the Task 5 document above. See narrative for contextual detail.)

Airport (PDF)	Gwinnett Place (PDF)
Buckhead (PDF)	Perimeter (PDF)
Cumberland (PDF)	Town Center (PDF)
Downtown/Midtown (PDF)	Windward (PDF)
Fulton Industrial (PDF)

Solutions for Congestion
Several strategies are available to planners and citizens of Atlanta to help reduce congestion. Below are some examples of congestion relief strategies. Each strategy type has a certain benefit towards alleviating congestion.

• Transit use: MARTA, GRTA X-Press Bus Service, Cobb County Transit, Gwinnett County Transit, C-TRAN (Clayton County Transit)
• Ridesharing: High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) capacity addition, carpooling or vanpooling
• Advanced Technologies: Traffic surveillance, incident management, traveler information systems
• Growth Management: Mixed-use development, telecommuting, flexible work scheduling
• Traffic System Operations Optimization: Traffic signal synchronization, additional turn lanes and medians, volume detection
• Capacity Addition: Single Occupant Vehicle (SOV) capacity addition (i.e. new roadways, additional lanes)

If you would like to know more about the CMP or congestion in general, please contact us at 404.463.3345.

Last modified Tuesday, March 25, 2008 11:10