Crews continue work to repair SC roads, restore power in the state
High winds caused many trees and branches to fall on roads across the area. Downed power lines were also seen on some streets and even on some people’s yards.
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SCDOT prepares for possible winter weather in the Midlands
With possible winter weather on its way to the Midlands, SCDOT is preparing for any hazardous road conditions.
Wrecks on I-26 EB & WB, traffic at standstill
Traffic at a standstill on I-26 WB at mile marker 121 AND I-26 EB exit 97. Drivers should take an alternate route if possible.
MALFUNCTION JUNCTION: SCDOT hopes to improve intersection with Carolina Crossroads project
Residents say this is long overdue.
SCDOT reveals plans to fix Malfunction Junction and combat interstate congestion
The State Department of Transportation held a meeting to show the public plans for the Carolina Crossroads project. The goal is to fix Malfunction Junction and interstate congestion.
Public meeting about Carolina Crossroads Project to be held Thursday
The State Department of Transportation will hold a public information meeting Thursday for the first phase of the Carolina Crossroads Project.
Hundreds of SCDOT employees participating in “Grab a Bag SC” litter pickup Tuesday
Hundreds of South Carolina Department of Transportation employees will be hitting the roads to pick up trash Tuesday. It’s part of Lt. Governor Pamela Evette’s “Grab a Bag SC” litter pickup.
Public comment wanted on I-26 widening, I-95 exit upgrades
South Carolina transportation officials want to hear from the public about a project to widen part of Interstate 26 and improve one of the state’s key interchanges. The state is spending $19 million on preliminary engineering work to widen 22 miles of I-26 in Orangeburg, Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
SCDOT says it is moving into Phase 2 of Carolina Crossroads project
Officials with the South Carolina Department of Transportation say the department is moving into Phase 2 of the Carolina Crossroads project.
SCDOT: Road money drops without higher electric car fees
The woman in charge of South Carolina roads is warning lawmakers that the growth in electric vehicles will mean a drop in how much the state has to spend on roads unless they make some changes.
