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10 hours ago
SCDOT crews continue to work around the clock to respond to the impacts from Winter Storm Enzo. Secretary Powell shares an update on those efforts and what drivers can expect on our roadways here in South Carolina.
https://t.co/JhvQ0k30gV
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16 hours ago
Crews in Charleston are clearing the Ravenel Bridge this morning. Our crews are working around the clock to clear roads and bridges impacted by the winter storm.
Continue to stay off the roads if you don’t have to travel and if you are out slow down and drive with caution. https://t.co/UClNUsfxcF
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22 hours ago
Slow down, leave space between your vehicle and others, and drive with caution.
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22 hours ago
Icy and slippery road conditions exist around much of our state, especially the areas hardest hit from the midlands to the coast. If you can, avoid traveling.
If you must drive, give plows and road crews room to work. https://t.co/FvewtQ0TqX
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1 day ago
Road conditions are getting worse as the winter storm moves across our state, especially near the coast. If you don’t have to be out, stay off the roads. With temperatures below freezing, these conditions will stick around. https://t.co/pJO2Hjrtem
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1 day ago
RT @CharlestonPD: The Ashley River Bridge is closed due to icy conditions. We will provide updates as additional information becomes availa…
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1 day ago
RT @MountPleasantPD: All lanes on the Ravenel Bridge both north and south bound are closed due to icy conditions. Please use alternate rout…
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1 day ago
Some areas of the state are already seeing some snowfall. If you don’t have to be on the road in winter conditions, stay home. If you are traveling, slow down and leave room between your vehicle and others on the road. https://t.co/QharWnuk2b
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1 day ago
We are starting to see winter weather move into our state and our crews continue to respond.
In the coastal regions of our state, treating operations continue on roads and bridges. As weather conditions change, use https://t.co/KWrDvfSY9e to see real time travel conditions. https://t.co/AwMY9S5Fia
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1 day ago
Our crews are still working hard to make sure the roads are ready before winter weather moves in later today. We appreciate the hard work of everyone on the roads, including our partners in law enforcement. If you see us out on the road, slow down and give us room to work. https://t.co/l7ZAMDA1PA
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2 days ago
The forecast predicts winter weather beginning tomorrow. If you have to travel, plan your route in advance and drive with caution. Visit https://t.co/KWrDvfSY9e for real time travel conditions.
We have been staging equipment and pre-treating roads, and we stand ready to respond.
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2 days ago
Today is a good day to finish any winter weather preparations you need to make and if you see our crews out working, slow down and give them room to work.
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2 days ago
SCDOT is continuing operations today to prepare for possible winter weather this week, especially in the parts of the state expected to see the most impacts. https://t.co/4Bk5OhWsLP
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3 days ago
Similar operations will continue tomorrow as we continue to the monitor the forecast and prepare the roads for wintery conditions.
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3 days ago
SCDOT crews have been working throughout the day to prepare for the possibility of winter weather in South Carolina. If you’re traveling behind a truck treating roadways, leave plenty of room between the truck and your vehicle. https://t.co/7k1uVxkQt0
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3 days ago
Now is the time to prepare and stay tuned to your local forecast for updates. If you see our crews working, slow down and give them room to work.
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3 days ago
SCDOT is monitoring the potential for winter weather in our state this week. Crews are mobilized and working today to stage equipment and begin pre-treating roads. https://t.co/B1L5qSx8oM
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6 days ago
Community members in Aiken, Greenville, Laurens, Pickens and Spartanburg counties should move all remaining debris to the side of the road, safely out of the roadway, by January 20 so crews can begin the final pass on debris pickup and expedite the cleanup process in these areas.
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6 days ago
There are more than 25 similar sites in impacted counties where debris is being moved to until it can be disposed.
Crews are continuing to collect debris in the counties most impacted and we are completing the final pass in many of those areas. (2/3)
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6 days ago
Since debris collection began following Hurricane Helene, SCDOT has collected more than 3 million cubic yards of debris.
These images show a debris management site in McCormick, South Carolina. (1/3) https://t.co/dvwd7qmwiv
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