National Roads Report: SC Ranks No. 1?
WAIT … WHAT? We’re No. 1!!! We’re No. 1!!! South Carolina doesn’t get to say that often (unless we’re talking about something terrible), but according...
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Liberal “Republican” Defends Corrupt Transportation Department
by FITSNews
NEAL COLLINS BLAMES BLOGS, “CONSERVATIVE TALK” FOR AGENCY’S PROBLEMS … S.C. Rep. Neal Collins – a liberal “Republican” from Pickens County, S.C. – certainly picked...
SCDOT Demands Twenty Cent Gas Tax Hike
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“THEY WON’T NOTICE IT COMING OUT OF THEIR POCKETS” SCDOT chairman Mike Wooten – whose agency steadfastly refuses to prioritize spending – is demanding a...
SCDOT Still Complaining
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AGENCY PROPAGANDIZES FOR GAS TAX HIKE IN RESPONDING TO MAINTENANCE REQUESTS The woefully mismanaged, scandal-scarred S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is at it again … On the...
SCDOT Slammed In Sumter County
by FITSNews
MORE NEGLECT, MORE COSTLY INCOMPETENCE … In recent years we’ve posted dozens of items from readers all over South Carolina attesting to the deplorable condition of...
Letter: How SCDOT “Fixes” Potholes
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Dear Editor, This picture shows how the S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) “fixes” potholes. This is on Russell Street in Orangeburg, S.C. leaving town heading...
More SC Infrastructure Insanity
by FITSNews
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN POLITICIANS RUN A ROADS SYSTEM … In reporting on a questionable $88 million highway project in the Columbia, S.C. area earlier this...
More SCDOT Fail
by FITSNews
“KEEP IT BETWEEN THE LINES …” This website has repeatedly documented how the S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is an abject failure at the macro level....
Is South Carolina “Roads Bill” Constitutional?
by FITSNews
LAWMAKERS SWEATING LEGALITY OF ROAD REVENUE MEASURE This website has written extensively on the issue of road funding in South Carolina. For our latest treatment of...
SC Roads Bill Advances
by FITSNews
BIG DEFICIT SPENDING SPLURGE The S.C. House of Representatives has overwhelmingly approved a bill that would appropriate $200 million in additional, ongoing annual funding over...