The North Carolina Department of Transportation reports that travel is hazardous in North Carolina on all roads south of US 64 and east of I-73/74. Motorists should not drive in these areas.
GPS systems are routing users into areas NCDOT is not recommending for travel.
To avoid North Carolina if traveling south on I-95 drivers should use
- I-64 West in Virginia to
- I-81 south, to
- I-75 south in Tennessee to
- I-16 East in Georgia back to I-95.
This is an extremely long detour, but it is the detour that offers the lowest risk of flooding at this time.
Through traffic from I-95 in Georgia is advised to use
- I-16 West to
- I-75 North to
- I-81 North to
- I-64 East back to I-95 in Virginia.
If you are already in North Carolina on I-95 you may use
- US 64 west to
- I-540 west to
- I-40 west to
- I-85 south to
- I-77 south to
- I-26 south back to I-95
Conditions are constantly changing please check back frequently before considering travel.
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