Want a say in how metro Atlanta spends billions of dollars for transportation improvements? Here’s your chance.

The Atlanta Regional Commission is updating its long-range metropolitan transportation plan — a blueprint for road, transit and other improvements through 2050. The plan will include an estimated $173 billion in federal, state and local funding over the decades. And the ARC wants to hear from you.

How should the region prioritize transportation investments? What are the biggest issues facing the region today? What are the best long-term solutions to traffic problems? Those are some of the questions you can help answer.

Among other things, the updated plan will account for changing technology, climate change and shifting federal priorities. After soliciting public input, the ARC plans to update the transportation plan early next year.

You can learn more and take the survey at https://atlantaregional.org/.

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