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 is the only city in South Carolina where three major interstates (I-26, I-20, I-77) converge, creating one of the…
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…
I-16 is ranked the 3rd deadliest highway in Georgia and carries the bulk of Port of Savannah freight, with roughly…