Bay Street Truck Traffic in Savannah’s Historic District
Bay Street in Savannah's Historic District has 2–3 times the statewide crash rate average, created by the collision of 80,000-pound…
Bay Street in Savannah's Historic District has 2–3 times the statewide crash rate average, created by the collision of 80,000-pound…
Abercorn Street between White Bluff Road and DeRenne Avenue is one of Savannah's most hazardous retail corridors for truck crashes,…
The I-26 corridor through Summerville carries heavy commercial truck traffic between the Port of Charleston and Columbia, and five roads…
A Post and Courier analysis of 2011–2015 collision data recorded 629 crashes at Ashley Phosphate Road and I-26 — roughly…
Rivers Avenue (US-52) is one of Charleston County's five deadliest roads in SCDOT traffic data — four of which run…
I-526 (Mark Clark Expressway) connects the Port of Charleston's two major terminals and carries some of the heaviest commercial truck…
Columbia's three interstates meet at three separate interchanges: I-26 and I-77 in Cayce south of downtown, I-20 and I-26 (Malfunction…
I-77 connects Columbia to Rock Hill and Charlotte, serving as a major freight pipeline between the Charlotte logistics hub and…
I-20 is the primary east-west freight artery through the South Carolina Midlands, carrying thousands of tractor-trailers daily through Lexington and…
Logging trucks on US-17 and rural roads in McIntosh and Glynn counties create unique hazards: unsecured heavy timber on open…