Lane closures during bridge inspections on I-95 in Savannah.
Savannah drivers should prepare for lane closures on I-95 starting April 15 at 10 a.m. due to bridge inspections by the Georgia Department of Transportation. The inspections will focus on the Savannah River Bridges with temporary northbound and southbound closures. Additionally, daytime and nighttime lane closures will occur for I-16/I-95 Improvement Projects, with no road work planned during the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. Detours will guide drivers, ensuring safety and smooth traffic flow in the area.
Hey there, Savannah! If you’re planning to hit the roads soon, you might want to take note of some upcoming lane closures on I-95 due to important bridge inspections. The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is rolling up its sleeves to ensure the safety and durability of our infrastructure, and they’ve set a schedule that’ll kick off on April 15 at 10 a.m. Right at the South Carolina state line, get ready for some temporary lane closures!
So, here’s the scoop! GDOT will be inspecting the Savannah River Bridges. The meticulous work begins on the northbound bridge, which is expected to take around two hours. Once they’ve wrapped that up, the focus will shift over to the southbound bridge. No need to panic—these closures are just for a short period, and the lane access will be back to normal once the inspections are completed. Safety first, right?
Keep your eyes peeled for message signs and barrels placed strategically around the work zone. They’ll be doing their best to keep everyone informed about any changes. And a quick reminder: while you cruise past the inspection area, it’s best to reduce your speed to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
Now, a little heads-up—the inspection progress might get a little dicey depending on the weather. If the rain clouds roll in, it can certainly affect scheduling. So, staying informed is key!
If you’re curious about more GDOT projects or want to check out traffic conditions, just dial 511 or visit the handy website at www.511ga.org. It’s your one-stop shop for all things road-related!
These closures will be happening right before St. Patrick’s Day. Speaking of which, there’s good news for party-goers! GDOT has implemented work restrictions during the St. Patrick’s Day holiday. From noon on March 14 until 6 a.m. on March 18, there will be no road closures or work to interfere with traffic. Now that’s something to celebrate!
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