SC I-95 Improvements from Ridgeland (Exit 22) to US 17 (Exit 33)
Project Description
Our interstates are a critical component of our success as a state – the safe and efficient movement of goods and people provides the quality of life we enjoy in South Carolina and connects our economy with the world. This is the second project near the South Carolina/Georgia border in a series of planned improvements throughout I-95 in South Carolina. You can learn more about the first project by clicking here.
SCDOT is proposing improvements on I-95 from US 278 (Exit 8) to SC 336 (Exit 21). The purpose of this project is to improve capacity, mobility, and operations along the 13-mile corridor of I-95, and to address operational deficiencies for interchanges and bridges within the study corridor. This means providing more space that’s better configured to move people and goods throughout the corridor.
Why is this project needed? The region is growing and is anticipated to continue growing, with more residents and economic opportunities. This means more traffic, and we need to accommodate for future growth.
Project Status
We are in the Design Phase of the project development process conducting an Environmental Assessment for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
What happens during the Design Phase?
Project schedule subject to change. Updated as of November 2024.
The Latest
Environmental Surveys: Currently underway
A Public Information Meeting was held on Thursday, January 30, 2025 at the Hardeeville Recreation Center.
