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Police investigating three-vehicle collision that resulted in I-526 lane closures Thursday night - Vimarsana News

Police investigating three-vehicle collision that resulted in I-526 lane closures Thursday night

The Charleston Police Department's Major Accident Investigation Team is investigating a three-vehicle collision Thursday evening that resulted in the closure of

Multi-vehicle accident prompts closure of westbound lanes on I-526 at Westmoreland Bridge - Vimarsana News

Multi-vehicle accident prompts closure of westbound lanes on I-526 at Westmoreland Bridge

The Charleston Police Department says a multi-vehicle accident with injuries has caused all westbound lanes on I-526 at the Westmoreland Bridge to close.Drivers

Disabled tractor trailer causes extensive traffic backup on I-526 east near Clements Ferry Road - Vimarsana News

Disabled tractor trailer causes extensive traffic backup on I-526 east near Clements Ferry Road

A disabled tractor trailer has caused an extensive backup in traffic on I-526 east near Clements Ferry Road.One lane is open towards Mount Pleasant, according t

Fuel spill prompts lane closures on I-526 westbound exit to International Blvd: NCPD - Vimarsana News

Fuel spill prompts lane closures on I-526 westbound exit to International Blvd: NCPD

The North Charleston Police department announced some lane closures taking place on the I-526 westbound exit to International Boulevard Wednesday due to a fuel

Motorcycle crash on Savannah Highway causes traffic delays: GALLERY - Vimarsana News

Motorcycle crash on Savannah Highway causes traffic delays: GALLERY

A motorcycle was involved in a collision on Savannah Highway the morning of Nov. 8.