Host Natalie Dale chats with Georgia DOT Director of Policy and Government Affairs Josh Waller and Policy Analysis Bureau Specialist Abigail Handel about the importance of GDOT's involvement in the legislative process.

Host Natalie Dale dives into Georgia's source for real-time traffic updates - 511. In this episode, guests Alan Davis, State Traffic Engineer, and Christina Barry, Assistant State Traffic Engineer, chat about how motorists can access the latest traffic information, weather alerts, construction updates, and emergency notifications through the 511 service.

In this episode, host Natalie Dale is joined by State Safety Manager Sharon Morales and Safety Program Manager Ed David Adams to chat about how GDOT strives to increase safety in road construction work zones for both motorists and our workers.

Host Natalie Dale sits down with Deputy Commissioner Brad Saxon as he highlights the roles, projects, and experiences that helped shape his career at Georgia DOT.

Host Natalie Dale dives into the role of the TIME Task Force with Incident Response Program Manager Jason Josey, Georgia State Patrol Captain Ritche and Georgia DOT District 6 Communications Officer Joe Schulman. In this episode, the guests provide an overview of key TIME initiatives and how the task force works to improve coordination between agencies.

In this episode, host Natalie Dale is joined by the Incident Response Program Manager Jason Josey to share insight on the important role of HERO in keeping the traveling public safe as the program celebrates 30 years of service.

In this episode, host Natalie Dale is joined by Assistant Director of Strategic Communications Katina Lear, Assistant State Environmental Administrator Amber Phillips, and State Program Delivery Administrator Kimberly Nesbitt to share their insight on the important role that public involvement plays in shaping Georgia DOT projects.

Host Natalie Dale chats with Georgia DOT's Intermodal - Transit Program team about how GDOT supports transit programs across the state, especially in rural areas.