Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, September 25, 2026 —

A specific lane on the Interstate 26 (I-26) westbound bridge, which spans Lake Bowen in Spartanburg County, has been closed to accommodate essential rehabilitation work. The closure commenced on September 25th and is scheduled to continue through September 26th.

During this period, motorists traveling westbound on I-26 will experience lane restrictions as crews undertake the necessary rehabilitation efforts. The bridge, a significant transportation artery in the region, is undergoing maintenance aimed at ensuring its continued structural integrity and safety. Specific details regarding the nature of the rehabilitation work were not provided.

The closure is located in Spartanburg County, impacting traffic flow over Lake Bowen. Drivers are advised to anticipate potential delays and to exercise caution when approaching the work zone. The duration of the closure is limited to two days, concluding on September 26th. Information regarding the contractor performing the work or specific inspection outcomes related to the rehabilitation was not available. The South Carolina Department of Transportation typically oversees such infrastructure projects, though their direct involvement in this specific notice was not detailed. Travelers planning to use this section of I-26 during the specified dates should consider alternative routes or allow for additional travel time.


Story summarized from the original created by Megan Fitzgerald on greenvillejournal.com, see more information here.

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