Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will shift traffic to a new exiting pattern from I-285 westbound to SR 400 northbound and southbound. Motorists will merge onto Collector-Distributer (CD) lanes near Ashford Dunwoody Road (current exiting pattern to Peachtree Dunwoody Road) to access the new configuration.

WHEN:  Starting Monday, August 8 at 5 a.m.
Dates may change due to weather or other factors

WHERE:  I-285 westbound to SR 400 northbound & southbound

The right lane will allow motorists to exit onto Peachtree Dunwoody Road and left lanes to exit to SR 400 northbound or southbound.

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Anyone who has driven on or near the I-285/SR 400 interchange in recent months has likely seen shifted lanes, new traffic patterns, and other signs of construction. If you’ve been wondering what’s happening in that area and what driving conditions you can expect in the near future, read on for updates on the Transform 285/400 construction project.

Improvements on 285/400 Interchange Enhance Access, Safety for Travelers

The goals of Transform 285/400 are to reduce congestion, improve mobility, and enhance safety around the I-285/SR 400 interchange.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is tackling a number of projects that address these goals. For example, some exit ramps are being moved to encourage drivers to exit sooner, which is expected to ease traffic on the highways and, some cases, to encourage drivers to stay on local roads instead of taking the highway. New ramps and flyover bridges have been constructed as well.

The project also includes construction of new collector-distributor lanes. These lanes will help ease congestion by keeping entering and exiting traffic separated from mainline traffic.

Finally, the project is modernizing infrastructure in the area, with several brand new bridges, as well as a new type of interchange called a “diverging diamond” where Abernathy Road meets SR 400.

What’s Next?

Transform 285/400 has already accomplished a lot, and more improvements are on the way. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from Transform 285/400 in the near future.

The Main Lanes of SR 400 Over Abernathy Road Are Reopening

One of the goals of Transform 285/400 is replacing the SR 400 bridge over Abernathy Road. In order to do work on that bridge, traffic needed to be diverted to collector-distributor lanes instead of the main lanes of the route.

However, construction on that bridge is finishing up. As of recent weeks, traffic on the northbound side is back to its normal lanes and traveling on the new bridge. Work on the southbound side is expected to be completed this month. 

The Abernathy Diverging Diamond Will Open End of 2022

The diverging diamond being constructed at the interchange between SR 400 and Abernathy Road is set to open in Q4 of this year. This innovative type of freeway exchange helps reduce traffic congestion and make the interchange safer to drive through.

All Lanes on Mt. Vernon Bridge Are Now Open

Construction on the new Mt. Vernon Highway bridge over SR 400 is now complete. As of this month, all lanes on the bridge are open to drivers.

Lane Closures on I-285 Upcoming

In a few weeks, Transform 285/400 will enter one of its most significant phases as I-285 bridges over Glenridge Drive, SR 400, and Peachtree Dunwoody Road all get rebuilt.

In order for that to happen, though, some lane closures will have to occur. The two left-most lanes in both directions will be closed from Roswell Road to Ashwood Dunwoody Road. To ease the delays that this will cause, there are plans in place for some traffic to be diverted to the route’s collector-distributor lanes. 

If your commute regularly takes you over this part of the road, you may want to find an alternate route for the duration of the lane closures.            

Primary Construction Expected to Be Complete by Mid-2023

Much of the work for Transform 285/400 has been done, and the majority of the construction is expected to be complete by mid-2023. Of course, that doesn’t mean motorists have to wait a year to enjoy the benefits of the project. The roads, bridges, and collector-distributor lanes being worked on will open as they’re completed for Atlanta drivers to enjoy.

Construction is steadily advancing toward the goal of making the I-258/SR 400 interchange safer and less congested. For more information on the project, you can visit the project website.

Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close the current I-285 westbound to State Route (SR) 400 northbound and southbound exit area for an entire weekend. The anticipated result of this continuous closure period is a new exiting pattern from I-285 westbound to SR 400 northbound and southbound opening Monday, Aug. 1. 

WHEN: Starting Friday, July 29 at 9 p.m. to Monday, Aug. 1 at 5 a.m.
 

Dates may change due to weather or other factors.

WHERE: Weekend Continuous Closure: I-285 westbound to SR 400 northbound and southbound (Detour Map) 

Overnight Closure: Sunday, July 31 at 9 p.m. to Monday, Aug. 1 at 5 a.m.                      
 

WHERE: I-285 westbound to Peachtree Dunwoody Road (Detour Map)
 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will shift traffic onto a new bridge carrying I-285 eastbound motorists exiting to State Route (SR) 400 northbound. This pattern change removes the current left-hand merge maneuver and places drivers into the collector-distributor lanes to continue onto SR 400 northbound just past Abernathy Road. 

Opening by Monday, July 18 at 5 a.m.

Motorists will utilize the current exit point for SR 400 northbound from I-285 eastbound to shift onto the new configuration. The I-285 eastbound exit to SR 400 southbound will remain the same. 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on I-285 eastbound and westbound and SR 400 northbound and southbound for activities to include roadway, noise barrier, and bridge construction. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds, and detours in some areas.  

Continuous Weekend Closures: (Friday, July 8, 9 p.m. to Monday, July 11, 5 a.m.)

SR 400 northbound to I-285 westbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on SR 400 northbound to I-285 westbound should use Exit 5 Abernathy Road, SR 400 southbound, and Exit 4B to access I-285 westbound. 

I-285 westbound to westbound CD lanes (Roswell Road) (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on I-285 westbound to Roswell Road will use Exit 24 Riverside Drive and I-285 eastbound to access Exit 25 Roswell Road. 

Overnight Closures:  

Wednesday, July 6, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two left lane on I-285 eastbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Chamblee Dunwoody Road 
• One left lanes on I-285 westbound from Chamblee Dunwoody Road to Ashford Dunwoody Road (Starts at 8 p.m.) 

• Two left lane on SR 400 southbound at Pitts Road 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound at Pitts Road (Starts at 8 p.m.) 

Thursday, July 7, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One left lane on I-285 eastbound from Roswell Road to Glenridge Drive 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound from Glenridge Drive to Roswell Road 

• One right lane on I-285 eastbound from SR 400 to Ashford Dunwoody Road 
• One left lane on SR 400 southbound from Pitts Road to Spalding Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Spalding Drive to Pitts Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Friday, July 8, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One left lane on I-285 eastbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Chamblee Dunwoody Road 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound from Chamblee Dunwoody Road to Ashford Dunwoody Road 
• One left lane on I-285 eastbound from Roswell Road to Glenridge Drive 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound from Glenridge Drive to Roswell Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at I-285 

• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from Spalding Drive to Abernathy Road 
• Two right lanes on SR 400 northbound from North Springs MARTA Station to Spalding Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Spalding Drive to Pitts Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound CD lanes from Northland Drive to Glenridge Connector 

Saturday, July 9, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One left lane on I-285 eastbound from Roswell Road to Glenridge Drive 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound from Glenridge Drive to Roswell Road 

Monday, July 11, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One right lane on SR 400 southbound from Hammond Drive to I-285 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound at Pitts Road 

• One left lane on SR 400 northbound at Pitts Road 

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Construction is heating up for the Transform 285/400 project! We have several traffic shifts planned for the coming months that include the opening of newly constructed bridges as motorists continue seeing benefits from roadway improvements.

The Transform 285/400 project will continue to enhance safety by reducing traffic on mainline I-285 and SR 400 through the implementation of new traffic shifts and the use of collector-distributor (CD) lanes to connect local exits. 

In the coming weeks, motorists traveling eastbound on I-285 will use Exit 25 to enter the CD lanes to access Roswell Road, Glenridge Drive and SR 400 northbound and southbound. 

Other traffic shifts happening this summer include moving traffic on SR 400 northbound and southbound back onto the mainlines from the CD lanes. The SR 400 northbound shift occurred on June 27.  The southbound shift is scheduled for later in July. There will also be a new exiting pattern from SR 400 northbound to Abernathy Road opening soon. 

Noise Barrier Update 

Noise barrier work will continue along the Transform 285/400 project throughout August. The work remaining for noise barriers includes not only the installation of the remaining post and panels, but also painting, installing doors, and flashing as well as final grading and the installation of concrete ditches. For this work to be completed along the noise barriers there will be a few sections with missing panels to allow workers to gain access behind the barrier. In certain areas the noise barriers remain open due to bridge construction needing to be finished before the completion of the noise barrier. 

Check out the updated noise barrier construction schedule/maps for both I-285 and SR 400. 

Mount Vernon Hwy Update 

The Transform 285/400 project developed a plan to demolish the existing bridge and build a new, four-lane bridge to better accommodate the increasing traffic on Mount Vernon Highway. The demolition of the prior bridge is complete and construction of the second half of the new bridge is coming to an end. The work remaining includes roadway tie-ins to the bridge, utility work, and widening to incorporate the two lanes in eastbound and westbound directions.

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285/400 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas. 

WHEN: Starting Monday, June 27 at 5 a.m.

WHERE: Traffic Shift: SR 400 northbound from Hammond Drive to Abernathy Road

Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will shift SR 400 northbound traffic from the collector-distributor (CD) lanes back to the main line or primary travel lanes, utilizing the newly reconstructed bridges above Abernathy Road. This shift will start from south of Hammond Drive to north of Abernathy Road.

Motorists traveling on SR 400 northbound will remain on the main line to continue northbound. The CD lanes will be used for local exits including Abernathy Road.

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285 – 400 Closures 6-21 – 6-27

Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation, GDOT, construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285 – 400 Closures 6-21 – 6-27 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas.

Continuous Weekend Closures:  

Friday, June 24, 9 p.m. to Monday, June 27, 5 a.m.

Closures and Detours:

SR 400 southbound to I-285 eastbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on SR 400 southbound to I-285 eastbound should use Exit 4B I-285 westbound and Exit 25 Roswell Road to access I-285 eastbound. 

SR 400 northbound to I-285 eastbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on SR 400 northbound to I-285 eastbound should use Exit 4B I-285 westbound and Exit 5 Roswell Road to access I-285 eastbound. 

Daytime Closures:

Saturday, June 25, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Closures and Detours:

SR 400 southbound to Hammond Drive (Detour Map)  

• Motorists traveling from SR 400 southbound to Hammond drive should use Exit 5 Abernathy Road, Mercedes-Benz Drive (road changes to Barfield Road) to access Hammond Drive. 

I-285 westbound to westbound CD lanes (Roswell Road) (Detour Map)  

• Motorists traveling on I-285 westbound to Roswell Road will use Exit 24 Riverside Drive and I-285 eastbound to access Exit 25 Roswell Road. 

SR 400 northbound to I-285 westbound (Detour Map)  

• Motorists traveling on SR 400 northbound to I-285 westbound should use Exit 5 Abernathy Road, SR 400 southbound, and Exit 4B to access I-285 westbound. 

I-285 and SR 400 Closures June 21 – June 27

Overnight Closures: 

Tuesday, June 21, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings:  

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from SR 400 to Mount Vernon Highway 
• One right lane on I-285 eastbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Chamblee Dunwoody Road 

• One right lane on SR 400 northbound CD lanes from Northland Drive to Glenridge Connector 
• One right lane on I-285 westbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road and Peachtree Dunwoody Road 
• One left lane on SR 400 southbound from Spalding Drive to Abernathy Road 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Wednesday, June 22, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from SR 400 to Long Island Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound CD lanes between Northland Drive to Glenridge Connector 
• **One right lane on SR 400 northbound from North Springs MARTA Station to Spalding Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 southbound from Spalding Drive to Abernathy Road 

• **Two left lanes on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Thursday, June 23, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from SR 400 to Long Island Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound CD lanes from Northland Drive to Glenridge Connector 

• **One right lane on SR 400 northbound from North Springs MARTA Station to Spalding Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 southbound from Spalding Drive to Abernathy Road 
• **Two left lanes on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Friday, June 24, 12 a.m. to 6 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound between SR 400 to Long Island Drive 
• Two left lanes on I-285 eastbound at SR 400 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound at SR 400 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound CD lanes from Northland Drive to Glenridge Connector 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 northbound at I-285 

Saturday, June 25, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two left lanes on I-285 eastbound at SR 400 
• Two left lanes on I-285 westbound at SR 400 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285/400 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas.

Overnight Closures:  

Tuesday, June 14, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to MARTA North Springs Station 
• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound between Roswell Road and Mount Vernon Highway 

• Two right lanes on I-285 eastbound at SR 400 
• One right lane on I-285 westbound between Ashford Dunwoody Road and Peachtree Dunwoody Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Wednesday, June 15, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two left lanes on SR 400 northbound between Hammond Drive and Abernathy Road 

• Three right lanes on I-285 westbound at SR 400 
• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound between Long Island and Mount Vernon Highway 
• One right lane on I-285 westbound between Ashford Dunwoody Road and Peachtree Dunwoody Road 
• One right lane on Glenlake Drive southbound to Abernathy Road eastbound 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to MARTA North Springs Station 

• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from MARTA North Springs Station to Abernathy Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 
• One right turn lane on Barfield Road southbound to Abernathy Road eastbound 
• One left turn lane on Abernathy Road westbound to Barfield Road southbound 

Thursday, June 16, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound between Roswell Road and Mount Vernon Highway 
• Three right lanes on I-285 westbound at SR 400 
• One right lane on Glenlake Drive southbound to Abernathy Road eastbound 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Abernathy Road to MARTA North Springs Station 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from MARTA North Springs Station to Abernathy Road 

• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 
• One right turn lane on Barfield Road southbound to Abernathy Road eastbound 
• One left turn lane on Abernathy Road westbound to Barfield Road southbound 
• One right lane on I-285 eastbound between Ashford Dunwoody Road and Chamblee Dunwoody road 

Friday, June 17, 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. Closures and Detours:

I-285 westbound Full Closure at SR 400 (Detour Map) 

• Motorist traveling on I-285 westbound should use CD lanes leading motorists to Exit 25 Roswell Road to access I-285 westbound. 

Saturday, June 18, 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. Closures and Detours:

I-285 westbound Full Closure at SR 400 (Detour Map) 

• Motorist traveling on I-285 westbound should use CD lanes leading motorists to Exit 25 Roswell Road to access I-285 westbound. 

Monday, June 20, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Closures and Detours:

I-285 eastbound to Glenridge Drive (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on I-285 eastbound to Glenridge Drive should use Exit 27 SR 400 southbound and Exit 3 Glenridge Connector to access Glenridge Drive. 

Abernathy Road to SR 400 southbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on Abernathy Road to SR 400 southbound will use SR 400 northbound, Exit 6 Northridge Drive to access SR 400 southbound. 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285/400 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings: 

• One right lane on I-285 eastbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Chamblee Dunwoody Road 

Closures and Detours:

Ashford Dunwoody Road to I-285 eastbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on Ashford Dunwoody Road to I-285 eastbound should use Perimeter Summit Parkway and Peachtree Dunwoody Road to access I-285 eastbound. 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285/400 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas. 

Tuesday, June 7, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. 

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings:  

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from Lake Forrest Drive to Riverside Drive 
• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from Glenridge Drive to Roswell Road 
• One right lane on SR 400 southbound from Hammond Drive to I-285 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from I-285 to Abernathy Road 

• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Spalding Drive to Pitts Road 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from Pitts Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Wednesday, June 8, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings:  

• One right lane on I-285 westbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Marta Bridge 
• **Three right lanes on I-285 eastbound at SR400 (11 p.m. to 5 a.m.) 
• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from Lake Forest Drive to Riverside Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from I285 to Abernathy Road 
• ++Two right lanes on SR 400 northbound from Marta to Spalding Drive 

• ++One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Spalding Drive to Pitts Road 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from Pitts Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

Thursday, June 9, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacings:  

• Two right lanes on I-285 westbound from Lake Forest Drive to Riverside Drive 

• One right lane on I-285 westbound from Glenridge Drive to Lake Forest Drive 
• One left lane on SR 400 northbound from Spalding Drive to Pitts Road 
• Two left lanes on SR 400 southbound from Pitts Road to Spalding Drive 
• One right lane on SR 400 northbound at Windsor Parkway 

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Weather permitting, Georgia Department of Transportation construction partners will close lanes on local roads and close lanes on I-285 and SR 400. Crews will also implement multiple detours for the Transform 285/400 Interchange project. Travel restrictions include possible delays, reduced speeds and detours in some areas. 

General Lane Closures & Traffic Pacing: 

• One right lane on I-285 eastbound from Ashford Dunwoody Road to Chamblee Dunwoody Road 
• One right lane on I-285 westbound from Roswell Road to Lake Forrest Drive 

Closures and Detours:

Ashford Dunwoody Road to I-285 eastbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on Ashford Dunwoody Road to I-285 eastbound should use Perimeter Summit Parkway and Peachtree Dunwoody Road to access I-285 eastbound. 

Roswell Road to I-285 westbound (Detour Map) 

• Motorists traveling on Roswell Road to I-285 westbound should use I-285 eastbound and Exit 26 Glenridge Drive to access I-285 westbound. 

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