Benefits for Georgia
- 738,000 fewer long-haul trucks annually on Georgia highways
- 7.5 million fewer gallons of fuel consumed annually by Georgia motorists
- 84,000 fewer tons of CO2 released annually into Georgia’s air
- $26 million savings in annual congestion costs for Georgia motorists
- $6.5 million savings annually from accidents avoided on Georgia highways
- $5 million savings in annual highway maintenance costs
- $121 million savings in annual logistics costs for Georgia businesses
- 1,778 route miles
- 3,900 employees
- $302 million annual payroll
- $623 million in annual purchases and payments
- U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss
- U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson
- U.S. Representative Lynn Westmoreland
- U.S. Representative Nathan Deal
- U.S. Representative David Scott
- U.S. Representative Hank Johnson
- U.S. Representative Phil Gingrey
- Jay Roberts, Transportation Chairman, Georgia House of Representatives
- Jerry Keen, Majority Leader, Georgia House of Representatives
- Doug Holt, Member, Georgia House of Representatives
- Mark Burkhalter, Speaker Pro Tempore, Georgia House of Representatives
- Jeff Mullis, Transportation Chairman, Georgia Senate
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Learn more from Georgia expert Ben Taube.
Ben Taube, executive director of the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA), a nonprofit organization comprised of public and private interests, answers questions about the Crescent Corridor in our Ask the Experts section. Read More >