With Atlanta's I-85 bridge about to reopen, local businesses are struggling to dig out of damage caused by a month and a half of traffic gridlock.
Some want compensation or at least marketing help to win back customers scared off by congestion. But getting cold hard government cash is tough.
A new city survey shows more than 80 percent of area businesses polled say they have lost customers as a result of the interstate shutdown.
Find out what the governor has to say about helping local businesses, what the city of Atlanta plans and how long the business pain may linger even after I-85 is fixed, in my latest Unofficial Business column on MyAJC.com
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