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Following the first meeting where the Georgia Department of Transportation disappointed the audience by providing limited information about its toll lane project, the agency added a question and answer session to the second on Jan. 16, but still did not provide the details some wanted.
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GDOT takes questions at toll lanes meeting, limits information
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Following the first meeting where the Georgia Department of Transportation disappointed the audience by providing limited information, the agency added a questi…