Latest transportation stories from Columbia, SC, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
As the war in the Middle East strains jet fuel supplies, airlines are canceling flights, impacting summer travel plans. Travelers should be aware of their rights regarding refunds and rebooking options.
Residents in Lexington County are evaluating a proposed I-20 interchange at Calks Ferry Road aimed at easing traffic congestion. Transportation officials presented three design options during a public meeting, with mixed feedback from the community regarding the project's potential impact.
Nearly 5,000 youth ATVs have been recalled due to safety violations that led to a child's death. The ATVs, which can overheat and have throttle issues, were sold under multiple brand names.
A gas leak has led to the closure of the 300 block of Ridgecreek Drive in Lexington County's Woodcreek subdivision. Emergency personnel and Dominion Energy are currently on the scene addressing the situation.
A collision between two trains in Denmark has resulted in five people critically injured and a dozen others with minor injuries. The incident occurred near Hillerød, prompting an investigation into the cause.
Ford is recalling over 140,000 Ranger pickup trucks from 2024-2026 models due to faulty wiring that poses a fire risk. Owners are advised to park outside as the issue could lead to electrical shorts and fires.
Congressman James E. Clyburn announced more than $1.6 million in federal funding for airport improvements in South Carolina's 6th District. The grants will support projects in Allendale County, Orangeburg, and Walterboro, enhancing safety and infrastructure.
[Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmb-_l8mCbk] Atlanta - Greenville - Charlotte corridor is growing. Need better public transportation for future growth and a change in political alignment. Is I-85 getting wider? Too much traffic for existing lanes. Unfortunately, the plan to build a highrise
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