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Travel Data Since its creation 2011, Peach Pass has continued to be a useful and valuable tool for commuters to travel to and from work in Metro Atlanta and across the state of Georgia. Georgia uses its Express Lanes to help manage congestion and enhance mobility options for both individuals and businesses. Commuters save time […]

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Peach Pass Installation Instructions Proper installation of your Peach Pass transponder on your motor vehicle or motorcycle is needed before driving on the Georgia Express Lanes. Improper vehicle installation may result in the transponder not be detected and cause violation/billing issues. Please use the instructions and videos on this page to provide directions on proper

Carpooling and Transit Options You have options for transportation that are convenient, safe, and reliable. Whether you want to find a carpool or plan a trip using transit, there are several options for you to plan your trip. Xpress Transit Xpress, operated by Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority (ATL), gives commuters throughout the metro Atlanta region

Toll Pricing The Georgia Express Lanes are dynamically priced, meaning as demand for use of the lanes increases, the toll amount rises to ensure that you experience more reliable trip times.The minimum toll rate for all Georgia Express Lanes is $0.10 per mile. You can also expect toll rates above the $0.10 per mile minimum

How do I use Peach Pass? Having a Peach Pass ensures you the consistency and dependability that will allow you to “Keep Moving” as you commute daily, particularly during peak travel times. The Georgia Express Lanes can only be accessed with a Peach Pass, which eliminates the hassle of stopping at a toll booth. The

Peach Pass Customer Service Peach Pass has more than 1.3 million Peach Pass transponders, and we are still growing, all while adding new features and amenities to improve our services to our customers. It is the goal of the State Road and Tollway Authority to keep you informed and engaged on information related to Peach

Real-Time Toll Rates The Georgia Express Lanes allow commuters to avoid traffic gridlock throughout the Metro Atlanta area.There are four Express Lane facilities: I-75 South, I-75 Northwest Corridor (NWC), I-85 Express Lanes and I-85 Extension. Knowing the Real-Time Toll Rates for the Express Lanes empowers individuals with the needed information to decide if they want

I – 85 Extension Express Lanes Located entirely within Gwinnett County, these 10 miles of constructed lanes begin north of the existing I-85 Express Lanes at Old Peachtree Road and extend to Hamilton Mill Road. Northbound exits include: Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road I-985 SR 20 Buford Drive Hamilton Mill Road Southbound exits include: SR 20 Buford Drive

I – 85 North Express Lanes The I-85 Express Lanes are made up of a 15-mile corridor that runs from Chamblee Tucker Road (just south of I-285) to Old Peachtree Road in Gwinnett County, with several entrance and exit points.The high occupancy toll (HOT) lanes are open for use by Peach Pass holders in single-