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Last Mile Intersection Improvements

Project Category: All Projects Crosswalks

Updated 10/08/2024

Midtown Atlanta Regional Activity Center - Pedestrian Mobility and Safety Improvements
(Last Mile Intersections Project)

(ATLDOT Proj. No. 3011)

 

Project Overview

The City of Atlanta Department of Transportation and Midtown Alliance are working to install new traffic signals at five unsignalized intersections and enhance pedestrian crossings at two other Midtown locations as identified through project scoping and the Midtown Transportation Plan. The project will enhance connectivity and safety for people accessing MARTA rail stations and regional and local bus stops. During the preliminary design phase, warrant studies were conducted for the proposed new signals, and plans were developed to restripe crosswalks and install ADA improvements at 12 additional intersections within the Midtown core between North Ave and 17th Street to increase visibility of pedestrian crossings. 

Current Funding Sources

  • Federal Transit Administration grant
  • Midtown Improvement District funds

Construction Updates

Midtown Alliance awarded the construction contract in February 2023 to install 5 new traffic signals, 2 pedestrian actuated signals, and other pedestrian safety improvements at 12 more intersections in Midtown. Pre-construction activities (permitting, shop drawings, subcontracting, material purchasing, utility coordination and field layout) were conducted through spring and summer 2023. All new signals became fully operational in early 2024, and the project is in closeout state. The signal locations are:

  • Spring Street & Peachtree Place
  • Spring Street & 4th Street
  • Spring Street & 3rd Street
  • West Peachtree Street & 4th Street
  • Piedmont Ave & 13th Street
  • Piedmont Ave & 15th Street pedestrian activated signal
  • Peachtree Street pedestrian crosswalk with flashing beacon at Colony Square


For additional information on City of Atlanta Department of Transportation projects such as this one, please visit their website or click the graphic below.

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