Northbound Ramp from Stone Avenue to I-385 Closed Due to Sinkhole
The northbound ramp from Stone Avenue onto I-385 in Greenville has been closed for repairs following the discovery of a sinkhole.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 28, 2026 — The northbound ramp connecting Stone Avenue to Interstate 385 in Greenville is currently closed to traffic. The closure was implemented following the discovery of a sinkhole, prompting immediate repair work.
Authorities have not yet provided a timeline for the completion of the repairs or the reopening of the ramp. The exact size and cause of the sinkhole were not detailed in the information provided.
Sinkholes are depressions or holes in the ground caused by some structure collapsing or surface layer breaking away. This can occur due to the dissolution of soluble rocks, such as limestone, or as a result of infrastructure failures, like leaking pipes. The impact of such geological events on transportation infrastructure can be significant, often requiring extensive and specialized repair efforts.
The closure of the northbound ramp from Stone Avenue onto I-385 is expected to affect commuters and travelers utilizing this route. Drivers heading northbound on Stone Avenue who wish to access I-385 will need to seek alternative routes. Information regarding detours or recommended alternate paths has not been publicly released.
The contractor or agency responsible for the repairs was not specified. Further updates regarding the progress of the repair work and the expected reopening date of the ramp are anticipated.
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