Regional Projects in Your Area
In an effort to promote and improve public outreach for upcoming projects, SCDOT has developed a list of active projects in four primary regions of the state. Click on a region to view information about upcoming meetings, project schedules, opportunities for public comment, and much more.
Educational Tools
Public involvement is an integral part of the transportation development process. Input received from the public during the preliminary engineering phase of project development influences the ultimate outcome of any project. SCDOT's mission is to find solutions that provide adequate, safe, and efficient transportation services for the public that minimize impacts to the human and natural environment. To learn more about the transportation decision making process and other considerations that are made during project development, please take an opportunity to watch the educational videos provided below.
Videos
NEPA and the Transportation Decision Making ProcessClick on a region to view projects in your area.
Construction Projects
Check on the latest developments on SCDOT construction projects with our Active Projects application. Information in Active Projects is updated regularly, and you can also contact the program manager for each project. Some of our projects also have their own web site with additional information.
Statewide
Programmed Project Viewer It is the goal of the South Carolina Department of Transportation to keep you informed of the latest developments on current projects. This interactive map highlights all programmed projects being administered by SCDOT
Midlands
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The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) proposes to make improvements to the Exit 119 interchange along Interstate 26 (I-26) at US 21/US 176 that will correct geometric deficiencies and support increased traffic anticipated for the interchange.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation proposes safety improvements to the US 521 (Charlotte Highway) and S-755 (North Corner Road) in Lancaster County, South Carolina.
Located in the heart of South Carolina, the Carolina Crossroads I-20/26/126 Project is the number one interstate priority for South Carolina.
Widening Highway I-26 from approximately 1.6 miles west of the SC 202 (Exit 85) interchange to approximately 0.4 miles west of the US 176 (Exit 101) interchange.
Plan to make improvements to the S-48 (Columbia Avenue) Corridor in order to provide traffic congestion relief from the I-26 and S-48 interchange to the S-48 / S-51 (Amicks Ferry Road) / US 76 (Chapin Road) intersection located in down town Chapin.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), proposes to improve SC 118 (Hitchcock Parkway) from US 1 (Jefferson Davis Highway) to SC 302 (Silver Bluff Road) in the City of Aiken.
Lowcountry
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The South Carolina Department of Transportation proposes to provide safety improvements to the intersection of US 17a and S-48 (Bethera Road) and S-97 (Cane Gully Road) in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
To provide direct access to the South Carolina Volvo cars manufacturing facility, the SCDOT is constructing a new three-leg directional interchange along I-26 in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
In cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), SCDOT will focus on a critical piece of the I-526 Corridor, extending from Rivers Avenue to Paul Cantrell Boulevard.
SC Port Access Road will connect Interstate 26 to the South Carolina Ports Authority's Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal.
SCDOT has assembled a team to study the I-26 Corridor between Charleston and Ridgeville. This area generates up to 169,000 daily trips, most of them by vehicles with a single occupant.
Proposed US 278 Corridor Improvements – Moss Creek Drive to Squire Pope Road in Beaufort County
Proposed widening of Speedway Blvd beginning at SC Rte 170 in Hardeeville, and ending at the SC/GA state line.
Safety improvements along Interstate 95 in Jasper County, a 33-mile section beginning at the Georgia/South Carolina state line (milepost 0) and continuing north to milepost 33.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) plans to replace the existing swing-span bridge along US 21 (Sea Island Parkway) over the Harbor River in Beaufort County with a new fixed span bridge that provides 65-foot-high clearance over the Harbor River.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) proposes to widen approximately six miles of I-26 from SC 27 (Exit 187) to one mile west of Jedburg Road (Exit 194).
Upstate
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SCDOT, and its contractor Flatiron-Zachry, have begun construction activities on the 85/385 Gateway Project.
SCDOT, and its contractor Blythe-Zachry Joint Venture, have begun construction of improvements to the mainline of I-85 between mile markers 77 and 98. Interchange improvements are also being made at Exits 83, 87, 95, and 96.
The preliminary plans for the proposed widening of I-85 from Broad River Bridge to US 29. This project will also include interchange improvements at Exits 100, 102, 104, and 106.
PeeDee
Back to MapThe South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) proposes safety and operational improvements to the intersection of Pinewood Road (SC 120) and McCray's Mill Road (S-33).
Interstate 73 was identified as a high priority route from Michigan to South Carolina in the Intermodal Surface Transportation Equity Act (ISTEA) that the US Congress passed in 1991.
The proposed improvements would involve the widening of Alligator Road with a 5-lane section between Knollwood/Walker Swinton Road and US 52, and a 3-lane section between Knollwood/Walker Swinton Road and US 76, a total distance of approximately 7.5 miles.
