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06/23/2026

SCDOT is currently replacing the Garners Ferry Road (US 378) bridge over US 601 in Richland County.

This project is part of our statewide effort to eliminate load-restricted bridges across South Carolina.

This project is on track to be completed by the end of 2026.

Haywood Road in Greenville is being repaved as part of an SCDOT roadway resurfacing package that includes several other ...
06/23/2026

Haywood Road in Greenville is being repaved as part of an SCDOT roadway resurfacing package that includes several other roads in the area. 🚧

If you are travelling through the area, please be cautious, look out for crews working, and pay attention to any work zone signage. 🚗

06/22/2026

The latest edition of The Connector is available now! Take a look at our June 2026 issue for the latest updates on construction projects, Interstate progress, safety improvements, and more. 👷‍♀️🚧

Read now: https://conta.cc/4uwkJxu

Crews are hard at work completing a Rural Road Safety Project along US 25 in Greenville County. 👷🔨In total, the project ...
06/19/2026

Crews are hard at work completing a Rural Road Safety Project along US 25 in Greenville County. 👷🔨

In total, the project is 13 miles long. A 6-mile stretch of the project from Belvue School Road to Hwy 11 is expected to be completed by this Fall, and includes new guardrails, improved drainage, new pavement markings, and more. The section from Hwy 11 to the North Carolina border is expected to be completed by 2027.

🚧Please watch out for crews working while you are passing through this area. 🚧

06/18/2026

The new bridge on Lanham Road in Edgefield County is seeing significant construction progress. 🏗️

Crews have been working on the foundation of the bridge that they expect to last for the next 100 years. The Lanham Road bridge is expected to be completed this fall. 🍂

06/17/2026

On US 17A in Dorchester County, SCDOT recently finished a set of safety improvements between the Ashley River and Edisto River bridges! 👍

This project was part of our Rural Road Safety Program, which is on track to reduce fatal and serious-injury crashes on 1,700 miles of South Carolina’s rural roads by 2027. 🚗

Click here to learn more about the Rural Road Safety Program: https://south-carolina-dot-rural-roads-safety-program-scdot.hub.arcgis.com/

These rural Dorchester County roads are looking smooth. 😎 We’re close to finishing a paving project that includes:🚛 SC 4...
06/16/2026

These rural Dorchester County roads are looking smooth. 😎 We’re close to finishing a paving project that includes:

🚛 SC 453 east of I-26
🚗 7 miles of S-19 (Wire Road) near Grover
🚚 S-28 (First Bend Road) east of Harleyville

Crews have repaved the roads and are now working to install permanent pavement markings. The project is on track to finish up by August.

This morning, SCDOT and the City of Greenville, South Carolina Government celebrated the reopening of the Church Street ...
06/15/2026

This morning, SCDOT and the City of Greenville, South Carolina Government celebrated the reopening of the Church Street Bridge (US 29) in downtown Greenville after an extensive rehabilitation project.

The bridge was closed in early May 2026 as part of a multi-phase project that included resurfacing and paving, upgraded pedestrian safety features such as sidewalk replacements and barrier improvements, enhanced overhead lighting, and the construction of a new stairway connecting to McBee Avenue, which runs underneath the bridge.

Summer travel season is here! ☀️Whether you're heading to the beach, the mountains, or somewhere in between, South Carol...
06/12/2026

Summer travel season is here! ☀️

Whether you're heading to the beach, the mountains, or somewhere in between, South Carolina's SHEP patrols are out helping stranded motorists, responding to incidents, and keeping traffic moving.

Have a safe summer and remember: if you see emergency or service vehicles stopped on the roadside, move over when it's safe to do so, and if you need help, dial *HP.

06/11/2026

🚧 SCDOT is in the peak of its paving season, and right now, crews are hard at work restoring SC 914 in Lancaster County. The process starts with something called reclamation, where the existing road is rebuilt from the ground up! The result? A stronger, more durable foundation that crews will then top and smooth over with fresh asphalt. 🛣️

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