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Sep 26, 2026
Gavin JacksonHOST
No way.
Gavin JacksonHOST
We got Joey Von Nessen on the pod, SCDOT Secretary Justin Powell, and more.
Gavin JacksonHOST
Guys, these are names you know and love.
Gavin JacksonHOST
That's great.
Gavin JacksonHOST
No one knows.
Gavin JacksonHOST
I mean, you could try, but no one knows.
Gavin JacksonHOST
That being said, SCDOT Secretary Justin Powell was speaking before the agency's commission last week about the current state of infrastructure in the state and what he is facing as the agency received approval for its $3 billion budget.
Gavin JacksonHOST
Got that approval from the commission.
Ross AppelGUEST
Some of this has to do with how the DOT is structured in this state.
Ross AppelGUEST
The South Carolina Department of Transportation has the fourth most miles in their inventory, and that's not adjusted.
William CogswellHOST
So let's talk about that.
William CogswellHOST
I don't mean to interrupt you, but I think it's a fascinating fact because I remember this when I was in the state legislature.
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Roaming Carolina highways, working county lines.
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SC DOT service truck putting in its time.
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From Lexington back roads to a contractor's hands, kept on turning wrenches, just doing what it can.
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Then a firefighter owned it, kept that motor alive, till it showed up sitting at the Charlotte Auto Fair one night.