The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) said a crash along I-85 has caused all lanes to be blocked early Thursday morning.

A crash Thursday morning along I-85 has caused all lane to be blocked, according to The South Carolina Department of Transportation.

Drivers are experiencing delays on Interstate 85 South/40 West as a result of a “non-vehicle fire” in Greensboro, according to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The fire is in between Mile Marker 133 and Mile Marker 132 near Exit 132 for Mt Hope Chruch Road in Greensboro.

A section of Interstate 95 in Dillon County will see lane closures this week as South Carolina Department of Transportation crews shift traffic onto newly built bridges. The lane closures between mile markers 181 and 185 are set to start on Monday,

Upstate residents should still expect ongoing activity as they address any remaining debris on state-maintained roads.

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Temporary lane closures in Dillon County will begin on Monday nigh on I-95 Northbound.According to the South Carolina Department of Transportation, the lane cl

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SCDOT and SCEMD urge caution and preparation as winter weather approaches, with snow and icy roads expected in South Carolina's Midlands.

According to SCDOT, 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 Monday, Jan. 20, to allow crews to begin the final pass on debris pickup and expedite the cleanup process in these areas.

South Carolina’s transportation officials are preparing for potential winter weather impacts throughout the state this coming week. As confidence in winter precipitation