Proposed I-95 Exit 3 in Hardeeville Advances After 18-Year Planning Period
A new I-95 Exit 3 in Hardeeville, South Carolina, is moving forward after an 18-year planning period, with a state vote scheduled to potentially approve the project and allow construction to begin after interstate expansion work is completed.
Savannah, GA, October 28, 2026 —
A proposed new exit on Interstate 95 in Hardeeville, South Carolina, is moving forward after 18 years of planning. A state vote is scheduled that could approve the project and allow construction to begin once interstate expansion work is complete.
The vote’s outcome remains unknown. The information provided does not identify the voting body, the date of the vote or the conditions attached to a possible approval. It also does not specify when the interstate expansion work is expected to be completed or when construction on the exit could start.
The project is described as a new I-95 Exit 3. No details were provided about its design, cost, funding, expected travel benefits or the agencies involved. The available information also does not say whether the project has received other approvals or what steps would follow the scheduled vote.
For now, the project’s next significant milestone is the potential state approval. Even if the vote is favorable, construction is not described as beginning immediately; the stated sequence places it after completion of the interstate expansion work. No completion date for that work was provided.
The 18-year planning period marks the duration reported for efforts to advance the exit, but further details about the planning history were not available. The project’s eventual schedule therefore remains dependent on the vote and the completion of the expansion work.
Story summarized from the original created by Aaron Dixon on www.wtoc.com, see more information here.
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