SCDOT ready to respond to Hurricane Helene impacts

The South Carolina Department of Transportation has 2,300 personnel mobilized and working around the clock to respond to impacts from Hurricane Helene.

The potential for rain, high winds, and risk of tornadoes means the possibility of debris and flooding impacting roadways. SCDOT encourages drivers to avoid travel if possible, especially after dark. SCDOT encourages drivers to avoid travel.

If you have to be out, remember to never drive through standing water or around barricades. If you come across first responders, like SCDOT crews, slow down and give them room to work.

SCDOT encourages anyone with an issue on a state-maintained roadway to call the agency directly at (855) 467-2368.

The traveling public should be weather aware and stay tuned to official sources of information including the South Carolina Emergency Management Division, local officials and local broadcasts.

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