For years, the section of Interstate 26 between Ashley Phosphate Road and the Mark Clark Expressway (I-526) has been the worst traffic bottleneck in the Lowcountry.

To solve this problem, the South Carolina Department of Transportation awarded one of its largest construction contracts to date. The project team, led by U.S. Group, Inc., the prime contractor, will be responsible for widening the Interstate and rebuilding interchanges at Aviation Avenue and Remount Road.

The first major portion of the project - the reconstruction of the Remount Road interchange - is complete. Remount Road was re-opened to traffic several weeks ahead of the deadline for that phase of the project, and the two new ramps on the west side of the interchange are now open.

As part of our "Good Neighbor" approach to keeping the communities impacted by our work informed, this website intended to help keep you informed about the progress of this project, as well as any part of work which may affect your travels.

We invite you to bookmark this website and check back regularly.  Be sure to share this website address with your friends, neighbors, and anyone else you believe would want to keep informed about this crucial highway project. If you have any additional questions, we'd like to hear from you directly, so please email us with your concerns.


 

 

 Traffic Information


UPDATE: News 2
story on reasons
for construction completion delays

The Aviation Avenue exit and entrance
ramps at I-26 will re-open when new I-26 lanes are complete.

Work zone speed limit reductions are in effect when lane closures
are taking place. 
Please obey posted speed limits.

 

Project News

Work on I-26
75% complete


Work sites along I-26
turn into danger zones


Drivers are urged to
slow down, help
protect workers


Driver hits worker
 

Post & Courier editorial: Let them work safely


Live gator found
crossing work zone
 

 
 

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