GA-3 Traffic in Albany, GA

• 3 Thomasville Traffic
• 3 Leesburg Traffic
• 3 Americus Traffic
• 3 Ringgold Traffic
• 3 Calhoun Traffic
• 3 Smithville Traffic
• Other Cities Along GA-3
• GA-3 Albany, GA Accident Reports
• GA-3 Albany, GA Weather Conditions

DOT Accident and Construction Reports

• N Washington St Road is closed from W 3rd Ave to 7th Ave.

  Road Closed

  TYPE: Miscellaneous

• 7th Ave Road is closed from N Washington St to N Jefferson St.

  Road Closed

  TYPE: Miscellaneous

• N Monroe St Road is closed from 10th Ave to 11th Ave.

  Road Closed

  TYPE: Miscellaneous

• N Monroe St Road is closed from 11th Ave to 10th Ave.

  Road Closed

  TYPE: Miscellaneous

• Road construction on SR 91 Southbound at LEE COUNTY LINE. Right lane blocked.

  TYPE: Construction Moderate

• Road construction on SR 91 Northbound at JEWEL ST. Right lane blocked.

  TYPE: Construction Moderate

• West St Road is closed from S Albany Ave to Crescent Dr.

  Road Closed

  TYPE: Miscellaneous Moderate

GA-3 Albany GA News Reports

• Multiple injuries in four-vehicle crash in Terrell County

  • Georgia
  • GA-118

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  • Feb 18, 2025 1:59pm
  The Georgia State Patrol (GSP) is investigating a crash in Terrell County that led to multiple injuries. The many people who were injured were transported to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany, ... Read More

• One person dead after car crash in Americus

  • Georgia
  • Hwy-19 N

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  • 0 view
  • Feb 10, 2025 10:54am
  One person is dead following a car crash in Americus.According to Sumter County Coroner Bobby Harris, William Brent, 63, of Albany has been identified as the driver involved in a single vehicular ... Read More

• A quiet and mild Sunday ahead of a rainy start to the work week

  • Georgia
  • US 82 Near Albany

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  • Jan 26, 2025 04:00am
  82

  ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - Temperatures will begin warming ... The highest chances for rainfall will be above a line north of Highway 82 with rain totals reaching up to a quarter of an inch. Read More