Greetings folks living near or commuting through Spartanburg County! If you frequently use Interstate 85 northbound, particularly exit 57, you might want to prepare for a little shift in your usual route, beginning tomorrow.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) announced that a temporary lane shift will be introduced at exit 57 on Interstate 85 northbound. This change is intended to facilitate repair work on the Exit 57 ramp, which has taken a bit of a hit recently because of Hurricane Helene. So, if you typically use this exit, you might notice a slight adjustment in your drive. The change is said to commence on October 17 and is expected to continue until November 8.
No need to fret, though. Although the lane is being shifted away from the usual route, drivers will still be able to access Exit 57 from I-85. However, anyone heading to the airport from Highway 14 will need to detour to the next exit and then loop back to I-85 southbound. The SCDOT is ensuring that appropriate detour signs are placed along the route so that drivers can navigate smoothly.
Now, although this rerouting might seem a little inconvenient, rest assured that it is necessary to allow for efficient and safe repair work. So, the next time you are passing through that stretch during the next few weeks, remember to take it slow and pay special attention to the detour and traffic management signage. It’s all part of making sure that safe and efficient roadways are maintained for all of us.
Changing gears a little (pun intended), here’s a thought to ponder, especially with winter slowly sneaking up on us. Have you prepared your home for the colder months? When it comes to winterizing your home, getting started now can save you trouble down the road, especially during the holiday season when unexpected mishaps can occur.
According to home improvement and DIY expert Beth Allen, “There are a lot of simple and affordable steps you can take to make your home cozy and prevent problems that can arise due to cold weather!” So, as we deal with the quicksilver drops in temperatures, it might be worth considering some home winterizing tips and tricks alongside navigational changes in Spartanburg.
Speaking about changes, daylight saving time is another change that we all need to adjust to. There are indeed ways to make that switch feel smoother and lower any associated health risks. So, just like those on Exit 57, all of us also need to shift and adjust our internal clocks when the time arrives!
Remember folks, change is the only constant and the ability to adapt and shift gracefully is the key to a smoother journey, be it on the roads of Spartanburg or the highway of life!
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