Sandy Springs Unveils New Tools To Navigate Local Traffic

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October 6th, 2016

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Sandy Springs is trying to address concerns about traffic in the area by rolling out new tools for drivers.

They include a 24-hour chat service, cell phone alerts for accidents and lane closures and a new traffic map online.

“Even though traffic will still be bad, they’ll be able to maneuver around it a little bit easier,” said Sharon Kraun, Sandy Springs director of communications.

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