Interstate 26

Did it

really? Yeah, on I-26 in South Carolina.

Killed somebody.

Not on their bus, but...

So, compare the basic ticket against the upgraded options before booking anything.

South Carolina's major interstates, I-95, I-26, and I-20, offer wide, well-maintained routes connecting Charleston, Columbia, and the coast, comfortably for larger rigs.

The coastal terrain is flat and easy driving throughout the Lowcountry, while the upstate region near the mountains brings a bit more elevation change worth planning around.

Charleston's historic downtown streets are narrow, so parking outside the peninsula and taking a trolley or rideshare in tends to work best for larger vehicles.

I showed him Dobbins, Bennett.

Showed him where I got my first speeding ticket on I-26.

I said, I was listening to Judas Priest go up the track.

I said, I

And downtown Asheville's busiest restaurants near the tourist core tend to run higher than equally good spots just a few blocks into the surrounding neighborhoods.

North Carolina's major interstates, I-40, I-95, and I-26, offer wide, well-maintained routes connecting the mountains, the Piedmont, and the coast comfortably.

The Blue Ridge Parkway itself has several tunnels with clearances as low as 10 feet 6 inches, so taller rigs must check exact tunnel heights before attempting that route, or plan an alternate path around the lowest sections.

Coastal Route 12 through the Outer Banks is flat and easy driving.

There will be shuttles from Biltmore Park that will be running back and forth to the course.

Also, there's plan for overflow parking at Tanger Outlets on Brevard Road just off I-26, which is also within the city limits of Asheville.

So there's going to be some pretty significant traffic impacts.

Longshulls Road, between the Mountain State Fair and the PGA event, people can anticipate some pretty significant impacts.

Longshulls Road, I-26, and Brevard Road.

You know, it's got to kind of act a little bit like the SOCON, too, where a lot of people are going to come to town for this event and then also do other things.

Correct.

wouldn't.

That I'm a little hesitant to do because I'm one of these, you know, I like to play the five mile an hour buffer when I'm traveling down I-20 or I-26.

So, yeah, I don't, yeah, I have enough things in my car talking.

I don't need the phone talking back to me.

In celebrity and pop culture news, one is dead after a Buckcherry tour bus becomes involved in a multi-vehicle crash.

Rock band Buckcherry's tour bus was involved in a fatal multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 26 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina.

The crash happened as the band was traveling from a show in Asheville, North Carolina.

The reporting is actually very vague about what Buckcherry's bus physically did in the crash.