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Brampton Road Connector diverting truck traffic to interstate system opens next week
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Brampton Road Connector diverting truck traffic to interstate system opens next week

  • July 7, 2026

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – The Georgia Department of Transportation will open the Brampton Road Connector, a highway diverting truck traffic from local neighborhoods to the interstate system on Thursday, July 16.

According to the Georgia Ports Authority, the four-lane highway will give truck drivers faster access to the Port of Savannah and a more streamlined route to inland markets.

“We want to thank our partners at the Georgia DOT for their important work creating freight corridors that improve local communities and safer traffic flow for the future,” said Georgia Ports President and CEO Griff Lynch. “Our trucking community will also achieve faster turntimes at the port with safer routings inland, benefiting Savannah supply chain speeds.”

The Brampton Road project is the final piece in a series of GDOT projects establishing a cargo beltway in Savannah.

It cost $126 million to complete.

“Improving the mobility of freight traffic from the port and increasing safety for motorists on local streets are key goals for this project. The Brampton Road Connector accomplishes both simultaneously,” said Georgia DOT Commissioner Russell R. McMurry. “The delivery of new freight corridors and upgrades to key interchanges in the Savannah area are great examples of Georgia DOT’s commitment to improving safety on our roadways and mobility for both people and goods.”

Over the past 12 years, GDOT has invested nearly $600 million in roadway projects that also include:

Reconstructing the I-16/I-95 interchange and widening I-16, a $295 million project improving the safety and flow of commuters and cargo moving on and off each interstate.Jimmy Deloach Parkway, a $129 million, limited-access truck route linking Garden City Terminal with Interstates 16 and 95.Highway 307 overpass, a $22.5 million project carrying vehicular traffic over the Port of Savannah’s Mason Mega Rail Terminal and allowing for the free flow of trucks and trains.Grange Road upgrade, a $14.2 million project providing better truck access between Jimmy Deloach Parkway and Garden City Terminal.

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  • local neighborhoods to the interstate system
  • Port of Savannah
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