Traffic is heavily affected in West Columbia as sewer repairs take place near Lexington Medical Center.
West Columbia is experiencing significant traffic disruptions due to ongoing sewer line repairs near Lexington Medical Center. The South Carolina Department of Transportation has announced detours on US-378, affecting travel plans for residents and visitors. City officials are urging travelers to plan alternate routes to avoid delays, while emergency vehicles retain access to the hospital. Updates regarding the repairs will be provided as work progresses, so staying informed is essential for those navigating the area.
If you’re planning to head over to West Columbia anytime soon, you might want to buckle up and reconsider your routes! Traffic has taken a turn for the inconvenient near the Lexington Medical Center with some major detours put in place due to ongoing sewer line repairs.
On Tuesday morning, the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) notified residents and travelers that the westbound traffic on US-378 in front of the hospital will be diverted. Yes, you read that right! If you usually zip by there, you’ll need to find a different way to get around while the city’s crews tackle a pesky sewer line issue.
This repair adventure is taking place at the intersection of West Hospital Drive and Sunset Boulevard. So, whether you’re heading to visit a loved one or just passing through, expect some hiccups to your travel plans. The good news? Emergency vehicles still have safe access to the hospital, which is a relief for those who need urgent care.
City officials are asking everyone to plan alternate routes to avoid the mess. If you find yourself in the area, be prepared for some delays. Expect plenty of slow-moving traffic as repairs unfold throughout the day. This is a heads-up to keep you on your toes!
But wait, there’s more! As work continues, updates will keep rolling in. SCDOT has said they will provide further information on the detour and repair operations as they develop, so keeping an ear out for news can be a great way to stay ahead of any changes.
If your journey takes you into the thick of it, try to remember some essential tips for dealing with detours: first, stay patient. It’s always easier to manage a delay when you’ve got a good attitude. Second, maybe load up some good tunes or an engaging podcast to help the time fly. Lastly, use your GPS; tools like Google Maps often reroute traffic conditions in real-time. Who knows, you might end up discovering a new favorite back road!
Hopefully, this will be resolved sooner rather than later, leading to smoother moves around West Columbia. Keep your eyes peeled for updates, and remember—news travels fast, and the sooner you’re informed, the better you can plan your travels!
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