South Carolina January 2017 Archived  Accidents

South Carolina Accident Archive Database

Live Reports from the DOT's Twitter

• 13 hours ago

  SCDOTPress

  SCDOT crews have completed repairs to the River Road bridge over Neals Creek in Union County and have reopened it to traffic. The bridge was damaged by floodwaters during Hurricane Helene. https://t.co/w01XujqnQ8

• 5 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  Drivers – plan your route in advance and stay alert for road closed and detour signs. Stay tuned to our social media feeds and our website for updates as we continue working hard on storm recovery.

• 5 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, SCDOT has reopened more than 800 roads, but in some of the hardest hit areas there are still 50 roads closed related to storm damage. SCDOT has mobilized crews to assess damage and execute repairs. https://t.co/AOoV1asfgx

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  Update: The road is now fully reopened to traffic in this area. https://t.co/U4g8rVxOQS

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  Drivers should avoid the area and plan an alternative route. Delays are expected. Fire and law enforcement officials are on-scene and we will provide updates as they are available. (2/2)

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  Broad River Road (US 176) in Irmo is currently closed to traffic in both directions immediately adjacent to I-26 at exit 97 westbound. Contractors working on the widening project hit a gas line at the interchange ramp and immediately responded to secure the area. (1/2)

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  Take a look at the graphic below that shows how to properly pile debris, unbagged in the pickup zone. If you have questions, give us a call at 855-467-2368. (3/3) https://t.co/uz0aln9Lwo

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  1. Vegetative debris should be left loose for pickup and not bagged 2. Clean up efforts, especially in the hardest hit areas, will take time 3. If you see debris crews working, slow down and give them room to work (2/3)

• 6 days ago

  SCDOTPress

  SCDOT debris cleanup has begun and you may start to see crews on your road in the coming weeks. Here are some important things to know: (1/3)

• 1 week ago

  SCDOTPress

  As evacuations begin in Florida, additional SHEP trucks are headed to the area around I-95 to help keep the flow of traffic moving. SHEP trucks are equipped with tools and resources to assist with traffic control traffic incidents. https://t.co/mcEF74FZ3a

• 1 week ago

  SCDOTPress

  RT @henrymcmaster: Here are this week’s Team South Carolina County Days. https://t.co/aD3mZD4b2X

• 1 week ago

  SCDOTPress

  The South Carolina Department of Transportation continues to clear trees, reopen roadways and assist utility crews with their operations. As that wraps up, our attention turns to cleaning storm debris from the roadside. https://t.co/4G2kM7ZFWZ

• 1 week ago

  SCDOTPress

  Community members can learn more about how to safely pile storm debris on the side of the roadway to help speed up the cleanup process. Read more: https://t.co/roUHodcZdo

• 1 week ago

  SCDOTPress

  SCDOT is working to restore roads and bridges around the state to normal. Crews are focused on repairing roads and bridges in the impacted areas. Please slow down and pay attention when driving near work zones. https://t.co/Iu2gSAKvis

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