For World Cup momentum to continue, MARTA has to staff up, shape up and treat locals the way it treated the world.

The near silence when the interstate was closed prompts resident to fight for noise barriers between the Cascade Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive interchanges.

GDOT was over a day late in reopening a recent weekend closure on I-285, but that should not surprise drivers.

Georgia drivers could benefit from cars with multiple horn sounds — from polite chirps to safety alerts — to reduce road rage and improve traffic flow.

As electric bicycle use has increased, so have injuries such as fractures and concussions.

Waiting to fix a faulty tire sensor leaves the Gridlock Guy's wife with a flat tire and me with time to reflect on how poor car maintenance affects others.

Atlanta's first World Cup game brought heavy traffic to roads and MARTA stations during a commuting workday. Plans to accommodate the crush of fans largely held up.

Atlanta handled the first closure well and also performed well this second time. But neither drivers nor the state was perfect.

Former drag racer Doug Herbert tragically lost both of his sons in a car accident. Now, Herbert's B.R.A.K.E.S. teen driving safety sources seek to save young lives.

As Atlanta gets set to host the FIFA World Cup, commuters should rest easy. The city has handled this kind of pressure before.