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Georgia DOT continues work on Ga. 324 in Buford

By Joel Anderson
March 28, 2012

State transportation officials said traffic currently running on one side of the median on Ga. 324 will be split to use the outside lane on each side of the median.

The change will take place at Ga. 324/Gravel Springs Road over Interstate 85 in Buford on Thursday, weather permitting.

The construction project is on schedule for its completion date of May 31. Workers must complete the concrete median, the final asphalt layer and striping before all four lanes can open to traffic.

Information:  www.dot.ga.gov.

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