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Facts & Opinions
The more than 50 organizations and associations that make up the Get Georgia Moving coalition are a diverse conglomerate of local governments, the road and transit industries, chambers of commerce, environmental organizations and more. These groups have varied perspectives and a blend of reasons to support funding for Georgia's transportation infrastructure. Visit each week to read a new posting from one of our members on why they are dedicated to getting Georgia moving.
Also posted here are some of the reports and research that inform the coalition’s fact-based approach.
Research & Editorials
2010 Governor's Legislation - Transportation Investment Act
February 19, 2010
For the last decade or more, Georgia has underinvested in its transportation infrastructure, harvesting the benefits of previous investments in our water ports, airports, interstates, and transit systems, but failing to maintain a level of investement consistent with population and economic growth in the state.
Is metro commute nearing a change?
January 27, 2010
If metro Atlanta someday wakes up with regional mass transit, tolerable traffic and less sprawl, historians may point back to this month as a turning point. more »
Still Stuck in Traffic?
December 1, 2009
GEORGIA TREND - It's time for Georgia's leaders to come up with some transportation fixes. Can they figure out what to do and how to do it, or will the 2010 legislative session be a repeat of this year's?
