I-75 Lane Closures to Begin in Marietta
The Georgia Department of Transportation will close select I-75 lanes for repairs starting October 23 through October 26.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Car Maintenance
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The Georgia Department of Transportation has scheduled maintenance on Interstate 75 in Marietta from October 23 to October 26. Crews will focus on repairing barriers and glare screens near Delk Road and State Route 120.
Why it matters
These closures are necessary to ensure the safety of both maintenance crews and motorists traveling through the work zones. By completing these repairs, the department aims to maintain infrastructure integrity along this busy corridor.
Maintenance work is centered at the Delk Road interchange at Exit 261 and the State Route 120 interchange at Exit 263. Crews will restrict one left lane in each direction to facilitate the repairs.
The players
Georgia Department of Transportation
This state agency is responsible for planning, construction, and maintenance of Georgia's highway and bridge infrastructure.
The details
Workers will focus on damaged barriers and glare screens to improve highway safety. Drivers should anticipate active work zones and follow all posted signage in the area throughout the maintenance period.
Timeline
Left lane closures occur near Delk Road from 8 p.m. Oct. 23 to 5 p.m. Oct. 24.
Left lane closures are scheduled at State Route 120 from 8 p.m. Oct. 24 to 5 a.m. Oct. 26.
Roadmap
Regular maintenance schedules on major arterial routes like I-75 are essential to managing the long-term wear and tear caused by heavy regional traffic. These projects represent the ongoing effort to modernize safety features on older highway segments while minimizing overall transit disruption.
Drivers using I-75 should expect localized congestion and travel delays near the Delk Road and State Route 120 exits during the closure windows. Motorists are encouraged to check traffic conditions before departure and allow extra time for their commutes.
The takeaway
Maintaining highway barriers and glare screens is a critical aspect of preventing accidents and protecting road users. Planning your route to avoid active maintenance zones will help minimize personal transit delays.
Further reading
Stay updated on local road conditions by visiting the Car Maintenance section.
More information
For live updates on these road conditions, check Georgia traffic and work updates.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Cobb Courier.
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