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SCDOT Plans $100 Million Bridge Project in Charleston, SC

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The South Carolina Department of Transportation is planning a bridge project in Charleston to address worsening traffic congestion. This includes a planned westbound bridge over Magwood Drive, which is already in the planning phase. Additionally, a proposed $100 million project for an eastbound flyover at Magwood Drive depends on voters approving a transportation sales tax referendum.

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The project aims to relieve a major bottleneck at the intersection of Magwood Drive and I-526, which is strained by regional growth. The proposed funding mechanism is a transportation sales tax referendum. Successful completion of the infrastructure could improve regional connectivity and reduce logistical friction in the area.

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