Lane closures on I-95 at the Savannah River Bridge for important safety inspections on April 15.
Savannah drivers should take note of temporary lane closures on I-95 for inspections on the Savannah River Bridges beginning April 15 at 10 a.m. The Georgia Department of Transportation assures that these closures are brief, with work expected to take about two hours for each bridge. Crews will conduct inspections to ensure safety. Drivers are urged to stay attentive and reduce speed in the work zones, with updates provided through Georgia 511 and the website 511ga.org as conditions may change.
Attention all drivers in Savannah! The Georgia Department of Transportation has some important news for you regarding I-95, especially if your travels take you across the Savannah River bridge. So listen up—mark your calendars for April 15, because starting at 10 a.m., it’s time for some scheduled inspections, which means lane closures are on the agenda!
On that Tuesday, the focus will be on the Savannah River Bridges, located right at the South Carolina state line. First up in the inspection lineup is the northbound bridge. Road crews will be busy making sure everything is safe and sound, and this process is expected to take about two hours. After they finish up with the northbound side, they’ll quickly shift gears and get started on the southbound bridge.
GDOT wants to reassure everyone that these lane closures are temporary. Your daily commute will not be caught in a long, drawn-out saga! The closures will be lifted as soon as the inspections are complete. It’s all about making sure that our bridges are in tip-top shape, keeping all of us safe as we travel.
Now, here’s a little note to keep in mind: all work is subject to weather conditions and other factors. If Mother Nature decides to throw a curveball, plans might shift. So, staying informed becomes even more vital!
For those of you who want the latest updates on traffic conditions and lane closures, don’t forget about Georgia 511. This is a fantastic free phone service that operates 24/7 for drivers. Whether you need to report an incident or simply get the scoop on any delays, they’ve got you covered! Just keep that number handy, and you’ll always be one step ahead.
If you prefer to check things out online, all the real-time travel information is available at www.511ga.org. This site is a treasure trove of updates, ensuring your ride is as smooth as possible.
Remember, April 15 will see these lane closures on I-95 for the Savannah River Bridges inspections. Let’s make sure we give those hardworking crews the space they need to do their important job, all while keeping our commutes stress-free. Safe travels, Savannah!
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