The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) proposes safety improvements along a section of SC 28 in Anderson County, SC.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) proposes to improve safety along the approximately 4.3-mile section of SC 28. This corridor was on SCDOT’s RSA statewide prioritization ranking with specific concerns for both vehicular and non-motorized motor users, i.e., bicyclists and pedestrians.

The purpose and need of this Road Safety Assessment is to evaluate the safety issues and other areas of concern along SC 28, between Highway 28 South and Camellia Drive, including the intersections located along the route. The study identifies opportunities for improving bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicular safety.

While engineering will take time, we will continue to provide updates on the progress of the project via this project page. Be sure to hit the "follow" button at the top of this page to receive direct notifications sent to your inbox. Opportunity for public comment will occur during the engineering design phase.The Comment period starts on 05/19/26 and ends on 06/16/26

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