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Hurricane Evacuation Corridor

Hurricane Evacuation Corridor

Proposed four-lane, north-south corridor connecting South Baldwin County with I-65 one step closer to becoming a reality.


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State and county officials are moving along with the Foley Beach Express extension, which will eventually connect South Baldwin County with Interstates 10 and 65, but a portion of where part of the north-south corridor will go is still up in the air. Last year, another north-south corridor route near the Alabama-Florida state line was considered, but county officials believe building a four-lane highway closer to Robertsdale and Loxley is a smarter move.

The corridor will provide another north-south hurricane evacuation route and will alleviate traffic "nightmares" on Highway 59. Right now, Highway 59 is the only major evacuation route.

The north-south connector will cost millions of dollars to build. Highway officials are considering charging a toll to help finance the project.

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