Alpharetta Auto Insurance (GA)

Alpharetta, Georgia is a city in Fulton County. It has a population roughly around 42,000 living in an approximate area of 21 square miles. Alpharetta's climate is classified as humid subtropical as such the area is accustomed to mild winters and hot humid summers. Precipitation is fairly evenly spread throughout the year with the wettest months being in winter and early summer. During late spring and early summer, the region can see violent thunderstorms with severe thunder and lightning storms, torrential rain, hail, and tornadoes. In addition, Atlantic hurricanes can sometimes affect the area with torrential, flooding rain and high, damaging winds.

Historically, the annual fatal accident count in Alpharetta is lower than throughout the rest of the state. The city can be accessed by automobile using US Highway 19 (Turner McDonald Parkway), State Route 400, SR-120 (Old Milton Parkway), SR-9. Public transportation is provided by MARTA, which operates several public bus routes and heavy rail rapid transit. The Georgia Regional Transportation Authority also operates express buses in the area.