East Butler Road Bridge Reopens Ahead of Schedule Following Rehabilitation
The East Butler Road bridge over I-385 in Mauldin has reopened after rehabilitation work, including deck resurfacing, ahead of its originally scheduled August 6 reopening.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 3, 2026 —
The East Butler Road bridge, which spans Interstate 385 in Mauldin, has reopened to traffic following extensive rehabilitation work. The reopening occurred ahead of the initially projected completion date of August 6.
The rehabilitation project focused on critical infrastructure improvements for the bridge. Key components of the work included the resurfacing of the bridge deck. This type of maintenance is essential for ensuring the longevity and safety of the structure, as well as providing a smoother driving surface for commuters.
The decision to reopen the bridge earlier than anticipated suggests efficient progress on the construction or a reprioritization of the remaining tasks. Details regarding the specific contractors or companies involved in the rehabilitation project were not provided in the summary information. The exact timeline of the project’s commencement was also not specified.
The reopening of the East Butler Road bridge is expected to alleviate traffic congestion in the Mauldin area, particularly for those who utilize this route for daily commutes or as a connection between local roads and the interstate highway system. Further information about the scope of the rehabilitation, including any additional work performed or inspections conducted, was not detailed.
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