Mission Zero Corridor

The goal of the Mission Zero Corridor project is to demonstrate and display cutting-edge technologies and to foster innovative and sustainable practices in highway design, stewardship and management that change the way we think about highways. The initial vision study for the highway is being funded by the Ray C. Anderson Foundation and Interface. The study is being conducted through the Georgia Conservancy. Research is being conducted by graduate students in the College of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology.

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Environment

Mission Zero® A Legacy of Sustainability

Environment

Creating the World's First Sustainable Highway

Environment

Solar Structure is Planted to Provide EV Charging Between Atlanta and Montgomery

Innovation & Technology

The Mission Zero Corridor Starts At West Point Visitor Information Center

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Sixteen Mile Stretch of Interstate in West Georgia May Become the Most Restorative Highway in The U.S.

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