Peter Castillo+FollowCharlotte commutes shift as I-485 ramps closeSouthwest Charlotte drivers are in for a rough couple of nights as the I-485 outer loop ramps to I-77 will be closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Crews are installing new overhead signs for the upcoming toll lanes, which could mean longer commutes and detours through South Boulevard. If you usually take this route, plan ahead—expect delays and check out alternate routes. With the express lanes set to open soon, how do you feel about these changes and the impact on your daily drive? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I48500Share
john05+FollowMajor I-77 crash jams up south CharlotteA crash on I-77 northbound near Tyvola Road brought morning traffic in south Charlotte to a standstill, with backups stretching over 2 miles all the way to Nations Ford Road. If you were caught in it, you know how frustrating it was—two left lanes were blocked for nearly an hour, and alternate routes like South Boulevard and Billy Graham Parkway quickly filled up. It’s a reminder of how one incident can ripple through our daily routines. How do you handle sudden traffic chaos in Charlotte? Share your go-to detours or tips below! #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I7700Share
Traci Keller+FollowMorning chaos: Two cars flip, roads closedCentral Avenue and Old Plank Road turned into obstacle courses this morning after two separate crashes left cars overturned and traffic at a standstill. Commuters had to reroute as crews worked to clear the wreckage and repair a damaged utility pole. If you were caught in the gridlock, you know how much this shook up the usual Monday routine. It’s a reminder of how quickly our daily drive can change—and how important it is to stay alert. Has anyone else noticed more accidents lately, or is it just a rough start to the week? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #MorningCommute10Share
Michael Smith+FollowCharlotte traffic returns to normal after I-485 crashTraffic on I-485 in northwest Charlotte is finally moving again after a tractor-trailer flipped and several cars were damaged Thursday night near Brookshire Boulevard. The highway was completely shut down for hours, causing major headaches for anyone trying to get home or out of the city. Crews worked past midnight to clear the scene, and all lanes reopened just after 12:30 a.m. Thankfully, the injuries reported were not life-threatening, but it’s a reminder of how quickly our commutes can be disrupted. Have you ever been caught in a traffic shutdown like this? How do you handle it? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I48500Share
Jacob Morris+FollowBlasting to close I-485—plan your Friday!Heads up, Charlotte drivers: part of I-485 will be completely shut down Friday afternoon for blasting work. If you rely on this stretch for your daily commute or weekend plans, you’ll want to map out a detour ahead of time. Expect delays and heavier traffic on nearby roads as crews work to keep everyone safe. This kind of disruption doesn’t happen often, so it’s a good reminder of how much we depend on our highways—and how quickly things can change. How will this impact your routine? Let’s talk about the best ways to get around! #Sports #CharlotteTraffic #I48500Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowCrash on I-485 disrupts north Charlotte commuteTraffic on I-485 near Brookshire Boulevard came to a standstill Thursday night after a serious collision closed the inner lanes. Emergency crews rushed to the scene, treating three people for minor injuries and one for more severe injuries before transporting them to Atrium CMC. For folks who rely on this stretch of highway, the unexpected closure caused major delays and plenty of frustration. It’s a reminder of how quickly our daily routines can be upended. Have you ever been caught in a similar traffic mess? How do you handle sudden road closures in Charlotte? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I48500Share
umccall+FollowMajor I-77 crash jams up north CharlotteTraffic came to a standstill on I-77 southbound in north Charlotte after a crash shut down four general lanes near La Salle Street. If you were out Thursday night, you probably felt the ripple effect—long delays, detours, and plenty of frustration. Emergency crews rushed one person with serious injuries to the hospital, but details on what caused the crash are still unclear. For folks who rely on this stretch for their daily commute, it’s a stark reminder of how quickly things can change. How do you handle sudden road closures like this? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I7700Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowMajor traffic headache hits NW Charlotte tonightI-485 in northwest Charlotte came to a standstill this evening after a tractor-trailer flipped near Brookshire Boulevard, forcing a full shutdown in both directions. If you’re trying to get home or head out, expect major delays—drivers are being rerouted off the highway, and it’s not expected to clear up until midnight. One person was seriously hurt and taken to the hospital. This kind of gridlock throws a wrench in everyone’s plans—how do you handle sudden road closures like this? Share your tips for navigating Charlotte’s traffic chaos! #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I48500Share
john05+FollowCharlotte’s I-485 ramp lane closure: What to knowHeads up if you drive near Ballantyne—starting Thursday, the left lane of the Johnston Road ramp to I-485 inner will be closed daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for paving work. This means only one lane will be open, so expect extra congestion and possible delays through Saturday. If you’re used to breezing through this interchange, it might be time to plan a new route or leave a little earlier. How do you think these road projects impact your daily routine? Let’s talk about how everyone’s navigating the changes! #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #Ballantyne00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowDeadly I-85 crash brings north Charlotte to a standstillA tragic crash on I-85 North near Statesville Avenue has caused major headaches for anyone driving through north Charlotte today. With the northbound lanes and a key intersection shut down for hours, traffic quickly backed up around mile marker 37. Sadly, one person lost their life in the accident. If you’re planning to head this way, expect serious delays and consider alternate routes. This situation really highlights how a single incident can disrupt daily routines for so many people in our community. How do you handle unexpected traffic jams like this? #Transportation #CharlotteTraffic #I8500Share
