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Morrison Drive Shutdown Hits Charleston After Truck Snags Lines

Published October 15, 2026 at 5:32 am | By Alonzo Arce, Staff Reporter

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CHARLESTON, S.C. — A tractor-trailer snagged overhead lines on Morrison Drive on Tuesday, forcing Charleston police to block the downtown corridor while utility crews responded.

Officers closed the street from Romney Street to Huger Street in both directions. The ramp that drops from U.S. 17 onto Morrison was sealed as well, and drivers were steered onto other downtown streets.

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Updates later Tuesday said one northbound lane tied to that U.S. 17 ramp was open again. Southbound travel on Morrison stayed shut near 4:50 p.m. as workers kept clearing the pavement.

Charleston Police Department notices did not list injuries in the early briefings. Officials asked motorists to give the work zone a wide berth until the lines and poles are secured.

The Charleston Police Department is the city municipal force that handles traffic scenes on peninsula streets such as Morrison Drive.

What's Happening
Where is Morrison Drive closed?
From Romney Street to Huger Street downtown, including the U.S. 17 off-ramp onto Morrison.
What caused it?
A tractor-trailer snagged overhead power lines and poles.
Any lanes open?
One northbound lane on the U.S. 17 ramp reopened late Tuesday; southbound Morrison stayed closed near 4:50 p.m.
Alonzo Arce
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Alonzo is a staff reporter for HERE Charleston covering local news, community stories, and developments across Charleston County. Alonzo is committed to accurate, community-first journalism.

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