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I-40 is open between Tennessee and North Carolina. What drivers should know
Interstate 40 is open once again at the Tennessee and North Carolina state line. The highway reopened June 27 following a rockslide and flood that overtook the road June 18. Drivers can now cross the state's border on I-40. For those planning to take the interstate through the mountains, here's what you should know before you drive.
I-40 is closed at the Tennessee/North Carolina state line after a rockslide and flooding. Here's what you should know.
Interstate 40 remains closed in both directions near the North Carolina/Tennessee line due to a rockslide and flooding.
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Drivers urged to detour as rockslide, flooding block I-40 near NC/TN state line, DOT reportsA rockslide and flooding have caused a portion of Interstate 40 to be shut down near the North Carolina/Tennessee line.
Three new traffic lights are needed in northern Brunswick County due to recent growth and safety concerns. The lights will be ...
Interstate 40 is closed in both directions near the North Carolina/Tennessee line due to a rockslide and flooding the day before. Tennessee Department of Transportation crews are onsite, ...
This stretch of the interstate was heavily damaged by Helene in September. It re-opened in March, after undergoing months of repairs.
Hurricane Hugo, a Category 4 storm with winds of 135 to 140 mph, struck Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, on Sept. 22, 1989, causing significant damage as it moved through North Carolina.
Interstate 40 remains closed in both directions near the North Carolina/Tennessee line due to a rockslide and flooding. Interstate 40 ... and follow US-52 North for 34 miles to Left Exit ...
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