Valdosta, October 15, 2025
Valdosta’s Five Points intersection is set to undergo a significant transformation with a $16 million roundabout project aimed at alleviating severe traffic congestion. Local officials anticipate that the new multi-lane design will enhance traffic flow and improve safety for commuters in the area. Construction teams are diligently working towards completion by next year, promising a smoother travel experience for the growing community in Valdosta. This infrastructure improvement is expected to greatly benefit the increasing number of residents and visitors navigating this busy intersection.
Valdosta, Georgia
Valdosta’s Five Points Intersection Undergoing $16 Million Roundabout Construction to Alleviate Traffic Congestion
Valdosta, Georgia – The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has initiated a $16 million project to construct two multi-lane roundabouts at Valdosta’s Five Points intersection, aiming to reduce severe traffic congestion and enhance safety for commuters. The project is expected to be completed by early 2029.
Project Details
The roundabouts will be located at the following intersections:
- SR 7 BUS/Ashley Street at SR 7 ALT/Patterson Street/Smithbriar Drive/Brookfield Road
- SR 7 BUS/North Valdosta Road at North Oak Street Extension
Each roundabout will feature a 170-foot diameter with a 12-foot truck apron to accommodate large vehicles.
Background Information
This construction initiative comes in response to long-standing traffic issues at the Five Points intersection, which has been a hotspot for congestion affecting daily commuters. GDOT aims to improve the overall flow of traffic in the area as well as enhance safety for all road users.
FAQ
What is the cost of the roundabout construction project in Valdosta?
The cost of the project is $16 million.
Where will the roundabouts be located?
The roundabouts will be located at SR 7 BUS/Ashley Street at SR 7 ALT/Patterson Street/Smithbriar Drive/Brookfield Road and SR 7 BUS/North Valdosta Road at North Oak Street Extension.
What are the dimensions of the roundabouts?
Each roundabout will have a diameter of 170 feet and will include a 12-foot truck apron for large vehicles.
When is the expected completion date for the project?
The project is expected to be completed by early 2029.
Key Features of the Project
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Project Cost | $16 million |
| Locations | SR 7 BUS/Ashley Street and SR 7 BUS/North Valdosta Road |
| Roundabout Diameter | 170 feet |
| Truck Apron | 12 feet |
| Expected Completion Date | Early 2029 |
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