Three Major Traffic Jams Slowing Things Down in Greenville County and Spartanburg County
How Traffic Status Looks Right Now
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Morning commuters in Greenville County and Spartanburg County can expect delays. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) reports simultaneous congestion points affecting traffic in both counties. At last update, three significant backups were in effect.
Backup Detail #1: I-385 South, Simpsonville
The most recent backup occurred in Greenville County on I-385 south in the vicinity of Simpsonville. SCDOT reports that as of 8 a.m., all lanes were blocked near the 29 exit.
Backup Detail #2: I-85 South between Mile Markers 49 and 47
Still in Greenville County, SCDOT officials have reported that ongoing construction seems to be causing persistent congestion on I-85 south, specifically between mile markers 49 and 47. As a result, motorists travelling in this area have been encouraged to plan for extra travel time or seek alternative routes where practical.
Backup Detail #3: I-85 South, Exit 82, Spartanburg County
In Spartanburg County, SCDOT flags another trouble spot on I-85 south near exit 82. They attribute this bottleneck to some emergency maintenance happening. What’s more, this part of the interstate suffered a setback last night when a crash led to the temporary closure around 11 p.m.
SCDOT teams are presently on the ground working to get everything back in order; however, they encourage drivers to remain patient while this work continues.
Stay Up-to-Date
As the morning proceeds and more people hit the road, we can expect to see fluctuating traffic conditions. Commuters are encouraged to stay updated on developing driving conditions and plan their routes accordingly. All motorists are reminded to exercise additional caution when approaching these areas.
Conclusion
We at the HERE News Network will keep monitoring the situation and provide updates as they become available. Stay safe, and remember to always prioritize safe driving practices.
