The News: Georgia is opening the $126 million Brampton Road Connector, a four-lane freight corridor linking Interstate 16 directly to the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal. The project will remove at-grade rail crossings, divert truck traffic from local neighborhoods and provide faster access between the port and inland markets. It completes a series of Savannah cargo-beltway projects representing nearly $600 million in state roadway investment.
Project Watch Take: The connector strengthens Savannah’s competitive position by reducing delays at one of the nation’s fastest-growing ports and improving the reliability of freight movement throughout Georgia. Combined with new inland-port capacity and continued investment in rail and road infrastructure, the corridor expands the number of industrial and logistics sites that can benefit from efficient access to global markets.
Source: Supply Chain Dive