Georgia DOT continues essential road work throughout Southeast Georgia. As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue Monday, October 25 through Friday, October 29.
All work subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are cautioned to reduce their speed while traveling thru work zones, pay attention and watch for workers.
Traffic interruptions are listed below by interstates, categories, and counties.
Interstate 16 Interruptions
Bulloch, Bryan, Effingham and Chatham Counties
SR67 to I-95
Lane closures for pavement markings, and overhead sign installation
Friday, October 22 and Saturday October 30
From Milepost 152 to 155, 7pm to 6am
Interstate 516 Interruptions
Chatham County
From Mildred St. (MP 0) to Railroad Bridge (MP)6.680
Single Lane Closures for concrete slab replacement
Sunday thru Saturday October 30, 7 PM to 5 AM, Daily
Bridge & Road Closures with Detours
Screven County
Beaverdam Creek @ Hilltonia-Perkins RD
Road Closure for the bridge replacement project
Expected reopening: December 2021
Detour Route Waynesboro Hwy (Hwy 24), Bascom Rd
Charlton County
Paxton Rd between Dixie Lake Rd & Marshall Crews Rd
Road Closure for bridge replacement project
Expected reopening: December 2021
Detour Route via Dixie Lake Rd and Altman Rd.
Clinch County
SR 168/122 @ Camp Creek
Road closure for bridge replacement project
Expected reopening December 2021
Detour route via SR 168, SR 37 and US 221
Bridge Construction, Rehabilitation, and Maintenance
Appling-Toombs
SR4/US1 Over Altamaha River
West River Rd. (Appling Co.) to Bob Cato Rd. (Toombs Co.)
Daily Lane Closures for Bridge Construction Activities
Monday thru Friday, from 8:00am to 6:00pm
Wayne County
SR169 at Goose Creek Bridge
From Milepost 3 to Milepost 4
Daily Lane Closures for Bridge Construction Activities
Monday thru Friday; 7am to 5pm
Resurfacing
Chatham County
SR 25/US17
Ogeechee River Bridge to I-516 Overpass
NB & SB Lane Closures for Paving Corrective Work
Thursday, October 21 to Saturday, October 30, from 7pm to 6am, Daily
Chatham County
SR 17 (Jimmy Deloach Parkway)
From Prescott Road to SR 21 Overpass
NB & SB Lane Closures for Asphalt resurfacing
Saturday to Sunday, October 31 from 7pm to 6am
Glynn County
SR 32
SR 27 (Sterling) to Brantley Co. Line
Lane closures for milling and paving operations
Monday thru Friday, 7am to 6pm, until 11/30/2021
Glynn County
SR 25
SR 303 to South of Sidney Lanier Bridge
Lane closures for milling and paving operations
Royal Drive to Sidney Lanier bridge Mon. thru Fri., 8:30am to 6pm
SR 303 to Royal Drive Sunday thru Friday; 6pm to 7am
Evans County
SR 301
SR 301 Tattnall Co Line to MM 7
Daily Lane closures for milling and paving operations
Only restrictions is when in the School Zone.
Tattnall County
US Hwy. 301 @ MP4 & extending to MP5
Lane Closure to pave new alignment for roundabout construction
9am to 4 pm, Monday – Saturday, October 30
Bryan County
SR 30
From I-16/ SR 404 (WB Ramps) and South Industrial Blvd
Mill and Inlay of existing asphalt
Nightly Lane Closures / Flagging Operation
Starting Sunday – Saturday, October 30 7pm to 6am
Emanuel County
SR 26
Emanuel Co. Line to West of SR 67
Mill & Inlay of existing asphalt
Daily Lane Closures
7am to 8pm Daily thru October 31
Bulloch County
SR 26
SR 26 Bulloch Co.
Mill & Inlay of existing asphalt 11 miles
Daily Lane Closures
Starting10/11/2021
Other Traffic Interruptions
Effingham County
SR 17 @ Blue Jay Rd roundabout
Road Open as a 4 way stop.
Curb, Gutter, & Sidewalk installation
Daily Lane Closures from 9am to 4:30pm
Camden County
SR 40
West of Grove Blvd to East to Truss Plant Road
Daily Lane Closures Monday thru Friday, 7am to 5pm
Widening and reconstruction for additional turn lanes
Tattnall County
US 301 @ SR 196
S of Baxter Durrence RD to N. of Mile Field RD
Daily Lane Closures for construction of roundabout
8am to 5pm, Monday thru Friday until January 31, 2022
Toombs County
US 1/SR 15
Coogan Williams RD to US 1/SR 4
Extended date due to weather setbacks
Daily Lane Closures 8am until 5pm
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October 27, 2021 at 2:24 am
ummmmmm….. has anyone mentioned to the dept handling these pavings / repairs about the environmental costs of our current paving methods…..
Typically permeable surfaces are the best option(at least that I am aware of, personally.), especially for GA due to the location of the state and the avg rainfall the state sees. I do understand that people like smooth surfaces. for an array of reasons and that is 100% understandable
so I am just questioning on why the state did not hire or consult with anyone educated on the topic regarding the issues current paving methods present to our environment. Realistically (and I may be wrong) I believe as if SOMEONE should have / could have ALREADY developed a method of smooth surface paving excluding the environmental costs.