Massive pothole on I-285 causes Friday evening traffic chaos in Cobb County
Massive pothole on I-285 causes Friday evening traffic chaos in Cobb County
Massive pothole on I-285 causes Friday evening traffic chaos in Cobb County
A large pothole on I-285 in Cobb County led to major traffic delays on Friday evenings. The damage appeared in the southbound lanes, just beyond the SR 280 and South Cobb Drive exits. Crews quickly moved in to carry out emergency repairs as congestion built up behind the closure.
The pothole was spotted in the late afternoon, forcing Georgia 511 to issue alerts about the disruption. Three right-hand lanes were shut down while maintenance teams worked to fix the gap. No details have been released about which agency handled the repair.
Drivers faced long hold-ups as traffic slowed to a crawl. The incident added to the usual Friday evening congestion, with many motorists seeking alternative routes. By the time the lanes reopened, delays had stretched back for several miles.
The emergency work was completed later that evening, allowing all lanes to reopen. Authorities have not yet confirmed what caused the pothole or whether further inspections will take place. Commuters in the area were advised to check for updates before travelling.
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