Johns Creek drivers dealing with multiple road projects at once

If you live in the city of Johns Creek, or if you drive that way as a commuting cut-through (as many people do), you already know.

The city in North Fulton county is a hive of road construction.

Jones Bridge and Old Alabama roads are being widened. Bridges at Bell and Parsons roads are being torn out and replaced. And roundabouts are being installed in two places: at the intersection of Bell and Boles roads and the intersection of Crossington and Sargent roads.

Today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution story dives into how much it's costing, and when it will end.

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