It lives in North Carolina and has a cute name – the Winston-Salem Connector. Down here, we just call I-285 what it is: the Perimeter. Atlanta’s Perimeter is 50 years old.

Expanding Atlanta's I-285: a history. Gov. Lester Maddox was present at the official opening of Atlanta's perimeter highway, I-285, in October 1969. By David Wickert. May 22, 2019.

ATLANTA, Ga – If you think last week’s I-85’s bridge collapse is bad, imagine what things would be like if it happened on I-285. “The perimeter is a lot more important to the city’s ...

Atlanta's I-285, a perimeter route legendary for its congestion, will soon be seeing a new technology meant to help move traffic along. According The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the speed limit ...

ATLANTA — A bad wreck early Tuesday morning is still causing cascading traffic issues on I-285 West on the top-end Perimeter into the mid-morning. As of about 7:30 a.m. there were still multiple ...

The cities of Dunwoody, Sandy Springs and Brookhaven often are referred to as cities at the “top end” of the Perimeter, which is I-285 around metro Atlanta. Within the past few years and ...

Exploring the Southeast of the United States can be an exhilarating experience, but one particularly dangerous road is better ...

The office market around the 285-400 project has seen more space emptied than nearly every other submarket in Metro Atlanta. Central Perimeter saw negative net absorption of 534K SF in the first ...

ATLANTA — It's now been 50 years since getting around Atlanta changed forever. Interstate 285 now moves 2 million people a day around the city. The interstate initially started off with two ...

The manager of an office development in the SW quadrant of I-285 and Ashford Dunwoody Road is asking the city of Brookhaven to allow it to put new signs on its four office towers.