Stretch Of I-95 In Johnston County Will Be Resurfaced
SELMA – About 2.5 miles of Interstate 95 in Selma will be resurfaced under a $7.3 million contract the N.C. Department of Transportation awarded last week.
S.T. Wooten Corp. of Wilson will replace the pavement on the interstate between Exit 97 near Selma and just south of the Lizzie Mill Road overpass.
In addition, the contractor will replace an overhead digital sign just north of the Lizzie Mill Road overpass, as well as replace some of the guardrail in that vicinity.
The work can begin in November 2022, and the contractor has until the spring of 2024 to complete the improvements.
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Hope they fix that bridge at Selma. The bridge on south bound side before exit 97 is Horrible.
At almost $3 million per mile for just the repave, a bridge fix or replacement would probably cost $500 million.
@Dan You are so correct! It should have already been fixed!!! It definitely has an affect on cars that drive it everyday.