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Historical Plans

Transportation has been a driving force in Lowndes County and Valdosta since their founding in the 1800s. Valdsota was founded as a result of the citizens of Troupville moving their town to be near the railroads that intersected in Lowndes County. Below is a snapshot of the some of the transportation plans that have been developed over the years. Many of the projects have been completed, some of the projects are still being worked on, others have been forgotten to time. For more local transportation history you can visit the online exhibits of the Lowndes County Historical Society.

• 1964 Transportation Plan
• 1991 Transportation Plan; 1997 Update
• 2030 Transportation Plan
• 2030 Transportation Plan; 2007 Update
• 2030-2007 Update Report of Accomplishments

2035 Transportation Plan
• Download the 2035 Transportation Plan
• 2035 Socioeconomic Projections
• FY2013 2035 Transportation Plan Administrative Cost Update
• 2035 TP Report of Activities


• City of Valdosta Transportation Master Plan
2040 Transportation Plan
• Environmental Justice in Transportation in Lowndes County (2015)

Inner Perimeter Road Access Management Plan

In 2008 the local governments in Lowndes County and the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) began to look at managing the access and maintain the mobility of Inner Perimeter Road.

• Access Management for Inner Perimeter Road
• Inner Perimeter Road Access Management Plan, Entire Corridor
• Inner Perimeter Road AM Plan, North Section
• Inner Perimeter Road AM Plan, South Section
• Inner Perimeter Road AM Plan, with Future Land Use
• Minimum GDOT Standards for Median Crossings
• How Access Management will work on Inner Perimeter Road - Example

Gateways

As the Lowndes County and the City of Valdosta emerges as a premiere metropolitan city in Georgia, it becomes important for citizens of the region and individuals traveling to the county to experience all that Valdosta and Lowndes County has to offer. People begin to form an impression of an area as soon as they enter it. Recognizing this fact, the Lowndes County and the City of Valdosta make it a priority to create the best possible feeling and image for the gateways into the county and city. Included here is some of the work completed to begin to beautify the gateways into our community.
Read the Valdosta Gateway Study from 2004

Read previously Adopted/Amended Transit Improvement Programs (TIP)

• FY2010-2013

• FY2011-2014

• FY2012-2015

• FY2013-2016

• FY2014-2017

• FY2015-2018