On November 5, voters will decide whether to Get Gwinnett Going and reduce traffic on our streets and highways!
The Gwinnett Transit Referendum will reduce traffic and congestion on highways in the metro area, install synced traffic signals so drivers see more green lights, and create new transportation options for seniors and disabled residents!
The Gwinnett Transit Referendum
- Voting yes for Gwinnett Transit will reduce traffic congestion on our streets and highways.
- It will install smart traffic signals that are synced together to reduce traffic congestion, so people see more green lights and keep moving.
- Seniors, people with disabilities, our veterans, students and essential workers will be able to get where they need to go, even if they don’t have a car.
- Voting yes will create more jobs in Gwinnett County and build a new direct link to the Atlanta Airport.
Headlines
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
June 4, 2024
Oct. 16
Metro Atlanta commuters get ‘historic’ chance for transit
southernenvironment.org
Sept. 5
Opinion: Norcross is getting a new, much-needed transit option
gwinnettcounty.com
July 18
Gwinnett’s Transit Plan proposes new microtransit zones
gwinnettcounty.com
July 15
Opinion: Get Gwinnett Going: Vote Yes for Transit
Gwinnett Daily Post
June 4
Press Release: Gwinnett Commissioners approve transit referendum
gwinnettcounty.com
June 4
Gwinnett County sends proposed transit sales tax to November ballot
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
June 4
Transit referendum headed to November ballot for Gwinnett County voters
Atlanta News First
June 4
Gwinnett County Transit Tax: What You Need to Know
Georgia Sun
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