I-385 South Carolina


This ground level sign for S.C. 146 at Exit 35 was replaced with an overhead to reflect the lane drop at the north end of the 2012-widened section of I-385. 05/31/07

A historical look at button copy signs for I-85 at Exits 36A/B. I-385 was extended south from a trumpet interchange here to U.S. 276 at Mauldin with construction starting in 1978. 12/08/99

Original button copy sign posted at the loop ramp for I-85 south from I-385 north. Traffic joins a c/d roadway below running west to adjacent S.C. 146 (Woodruff Road). 05/31/07

This button copy sign for Interstate 85 south remained in service until the I-85 / 385 Gateway project got underway in 2016. 12/31/13

I-385 north ahead of the diamond interchange (Exit 42) with U.S. 276. This button copy sign, posted ahead of the replaced Keith Drive overpass, was removed during the 2001-04 widening project. 08/23/03

Another button copy sign that was formerly posted for U.S. 276 (Stone Avenue) on I-385 north. U.S. 276 travels just 106 miles between Mauldin and Cove Creek, North Carolina. The route locally joins Greenville with the city of Travelers Rest. 08/23/03

Exit 42 lowered to cross Richland Creek before intersecting U.S. 276. This sign assembly was removed when the ramp was widened to four lanes. 08/23/03

Business Spur I-385 (E North Street) lowered toward the diamond interchange (Exit 42) with U.S. 276 (E. Stone Avenue / Laurens Road). Posted at Boyce Avenue, this overhead was removed during widening. 10/15/01

I-385 south commences with three lanes here now, with this gore point shifted to the right. These signs likely predated the 1985-completion of the Golden Strip Freeway. 12/08/99
Photos by AARoads, Carter Buchanan (06/23/00, 01/11/04, 09/04/11, 01/13/16, 08/04/16)
Page Updated Friday January 24, 2025.