Brittany Muller Multi-media journalist with a special interest in Georgia issues.

Aug 07, The Maine Department of Transportation cut the trees and vegetation at the Augusta exits and on-ramps to Interstate 95, and dramatically improved the. Aug 27, HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (AP) - A project has started to remove trees from a deadly stretch of Interstate 95 in South Carolina.

The S.C. Department of Transportation is spending 10 million to remove.

The Garden Club sued saying the law violated the gratuities clause of the Georgia constitution but the courts ruled that billboards also benefited Georgians.

Feb 21, BULLOCH COUNTY- You may have noticed trees being cleared from the medians along I and I According to the Georgia Department of Author: WSAV-TV. Apr 06, Georgia DOT cutting down trees to make Interstate 95 safer Over the past 3 years, trees have contributed to traffic fatalitiesAuthor: Brittany Muller.

Sep 15, Another fatal crash on Interstate 95 near the Georgia state line has prompted renewed calls for cutting trees in the highway’s median. Fatal crash renews call to cut trees along I Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins. Feb 07, I was shocked to see all these beautiful trees being cut down in the median between the North and South bound lanes of US Aug 25, A Tigercat feller buncher was busy cutting trees in the median of I between mile markers 8 and 9 on June 19, The work was part of amillion tree removal.

Jul 25, DOT proposed spending 5 million to cut down all of the trees in the median of a mile stretch that covered two “death zones.” Cable guardrails would then be installed down the middle of the.

The Garden Club sued saying the law violated the gratuities clause of the Georgia constitution but the courts ruled that billboards also benefited Georgians.

Oct 02, Drivers along Interstate 95 in Jasper County will begin noticing some changes along the roadway: temporary lane closures, fewer trees in the medians.

Jan 17, WOODBINE, GA. The drive along Interstate 95 in Georgia gets uglier by the day as trees are taken down, but state transportation officials say the clear cutting will improve safety.