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State DOT board meets Thursday

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Nov 16, 2011

The state Department of Transportation is holding its monthly meeting Thursday.

The board expects to hear a presentation on the regional traffic operations program, a test program which is intended to manage some traffic signals all the way across road corridors rather than stopping at city or county borders.

The meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. at the DOT headquarters in Atlanta.

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Ariel Hart is a reporter on health care issues. She works on the AJC’s health team and has reported on subjects including the Voting Rights Act and transportation.

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