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Cobb weekend traffic: Lane closures at I-75/I-285

By Ben Brasch
Sept 9, 2016

There will be bridge work all weekend where I-285 meets I-75 in Cobb County, causing lane closures.

The changes will take place Friday through Sunday between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Drivers should be careful, and message boards showing dates, times and detour routes will be in place, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.

I-285 Eastbound Impacts:
Triple-lane closures on I-285 Eastbound between Cumberland Boulevard and Powers Ferry Road.

I-285 Westbound Impacts:
Triple-lane closures on I-285 Westbound between New Northside Drive to Cobb Parkway.

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