We work to serve Georgians by planning, designing, construction, maintaining, and improving the state’s transportation infrastructure. Aviation Bridges

District Five is comprised of 26 counties in Southeast Georgia. This diverse area encompasses the entire coastal region, which includes Savannah, Brunswick and the Golden Isles; and extends across to Waycross and Homerville up to McRae, Vidalia, Statesboro and Sylvania.

View a list and description, including contact information for all Georgia DOT divisions and offices.

The Georgia Department of Transportation, Southeast Georgia District, serves Chatham County and is located in Savannah, Georgia. It offers license management services and is open Tuesday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and on Saturday from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM.

Learn about the Savannah Vision Zero program for traffic safety; Department Responsibilities. Transportation Services is responsible for: Overall management of the City's traffic system. Vehicular and pedestrian safety; Maintenance of traffic signals; Traffic signs and …

Committed to moving people and goods through the state in a timely and efficient manner, the Georgia Department of Transportation works to maintain safety on roadways and relieve congestion on the interstates.

Transportation Unit Mobility & Parking Services is the city department that regulates the city private property tows, pedicabs, shuttles and non-emergency transportation, taxicabs and wreckers. For information call the Transportation office at (912) 651-6468.

The Georgia Department of Transportation in Savannah, GA is a government agency responsible for overseeing and maintaining the state's transportation infrastructure. They work to ensure safe and efficient travel for residents and visitors through road …

The Georgia Department of Transportation, an agency with a distinctive culture of innovation and collaboration, meets the goals of the vision and mission by offering a wide variety of careers and employs a team of employees dedicated to serving the Citizens of Georgia and traveling public.

Jan 20, 2004 · Airports in Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Brunswick, Columbus, Macon, Savannah, and Valdosta provide regularly scheduled service by commercial air carriers. Georgia has nearly 5,000 miles of railroad, predominantly operated by two large companies: CSX and Norfolk Southern.