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Peach Pass Retail Center open in Kennesaw

A new Peach Pass Retail Center is open in Kennesaw at the Department of Driver Services facility, 3690 Old Highway 41 NW, Kennesaw. Find out more information at PeachPass.com. WSB-TV file photo
A new Peach Pass Retail Center is open in Kennesaw at the Department of Driver Services facility, 3690 Old Highway 41 NW, Kennesaw. Find out more information at PeachPass.com. WSB-TV file photo
By Carolyn Cunningham
July 17, 2018

A new Peach Pass Retail Center has opened at the Kennesaw Department of Driver Services. Both the Peach Pass Retail Center and the DDS facility, 3690 Old Highway 41 NW in Kennesaw, serve drivers in the Northwest Corridor Express Lanes area of Cherokee and Cobb counties.

The lanes are slated to open in late summer 2018.

Learn firsthand about the Peach Pass, tolling in Georgia and the benefits of driving on the Georgia Express Lanes at PeachPass.com. Customers also can sign up for a Peach Pass account at that website where there is information about DDS services, including the Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program, the DDS 2 Go mobile app and other programs.

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