Two new interstates that would run through Georgia are being pushed again - I-3 & I-14.

I-3 would stretch from Knoxville, Tennessee, down the Georgia-South Carolina line to Savannah.

I-14 would start in Augusta, cutting southwest through Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.

The objectives of both proposed: Reduce traffic congestion around major cities, particularly Atlanta, and give small ones better access to the interstate highway system.

A big question looming is whether the federal government would pony up the money for two new interstates leading to the same city -- Augusta.