Traffic and air quality issues exist in areas outside metro Atlanta. That’s why The Clean Air Campaign is now working with areas across Georgia, including Athens-Clarke County, to provide resources that can help us open up our roadways and clear up our skies.

New Pollution Standards Put More Georgia Cities at Risk for Bad Air

Presently, air quality in Clarke county is considered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to meet federal standards. But the Classic City and surrounding area is at risk in the near future of falling out of compliance for acceptable levels of air pollution, due in part to increasing commuter traffic.

Learn more about how smog hurts Georgia.

Earn Cash and Win Prizes!

Be part of The Clean Air Campaign and you can earn $3 a day, up to $100, when you make the switch from driving alone. You can win prizes and earn gas cards, too! Learn more.

We’re Ready to Help

The Clean Air Campaign is now working with government agencies, employers and commuters in Athens-Clarke County by:

Educating these groups about Georgia’s air pollution problems
Promoting alternatives to driving alone – like riding Athens Transit, carpooling, vanpooling, teleworking, bicycling and walking

Contact us for help!

Resources in Athens

Athens Transit