95 thru North Carolina

Problem Solved.....ur welcome.

 

@NavigatorWife

 

http://tims.ncdot.gov/tims/

 

To avoid congestion on the provided detour route, motorists entering North Carolina from Virginia on I-95 are encouraged to use the following alternate routes:
All southbound traffic from North Carolina/Virginia state line should travel south on I-95 to US-64 West
Once on US-64 West, travel west toward I-440 West
Once on I-440 West, motorists will travel to US-1 South
From US-1 South, motorists will continue to US-501 South in Aberdeen/Southern Pines
Continue on US-501 South through Aberdeen toward US-74 East
Motorists will then travel US-74 East to I-95 South

 

And yes, detours will always slow things down.
More miles around and non interstate roads.

 

More info, could suggest midnight driving to avoid traffic but whatever floats your boat! Boom! Pun intended!

 

My recommendation to you is to run 95 to Richmond, then work your way onto 85 which will be still southbound at some point past Petersburg in the big pine woods.

Stay on 85 until you are into South Carolina then work your way back onto 95 not north of Savannah.

Just think that the 40 miles or so of 95 is completely messed up and it's not worth the time, detours and effort to battle though there. It will be weeks before it's wide open and flowing, that is; we don't get hit by another hurricane this season.