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Broke Down on I-95 or I-16 Near Savannah? Do This

Interstate breakdowns are the most dangerous kind. Here's how to stay safe and get moved fast.

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If you break down on I-95 or I-16 near Savannah: get as far right as you can, turn on your hazards, and stay in the car with your seatbelt on. If you're in a travel lane or anyone is hurt, call 911. Then call for a tow with your direction of travel and the nearest exit or mile marker.

Five steps on the interstate

  1. Get off the travel lane. Coast to the right shoulder, or take the next exit if the car will make it.
  2. Hazards on, belt on. Standing beside a car on an interstate shoulder is one of the most dangerous places to be. If you must get out, exit on the side away from traffic and stand well behind the guardrail.
  3. Find your location. Note the direction (northbound / southbound, eastbound / westbound), the last exit you passed, and the green mile marker on the shoulder.
  4. Call 911 if you're in a lane or anyone is hurt. For non-emergency help from the Georgia State Patrol, dial *GSP (*477).
  5. Call for a tow and give the dispatcher your direction, exit or mile marker, and the vehicle.

Georgia's Move Over law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down for stopped emergency and tow vehicles — but don't count on everyone doing it.

I-95 exits around Savannah

ExitWhere it goes
76US-84 / SR-38, Midway — toward Hinesville
82Belfast-Keller Rd, south Richmond Hill
87US-17 / Coastal Hwy, Richmond Hill
90SR-144 / Ford Ave, Richmond Hill — toward Fort Stewart
94SR-204 / Abercorn St Ext — Savannah Southside, Georgetown
99A/BI-16 — Pooler / downtown Savannah
102US-80 / Louisville Rd, Pooler
104Pooler Pkwy / Airways Ave — airport, Tanger Outlets
106Jimmy DeLoach Pkwy — Port of Savannah, Port Wentworth
109SR-21 / SR-30 — Port Wentworth, Rincon

I-16 exits into Savannah

ExitWhere it goes
143US-280 — Ellabell, Hyundai Metaplant
152Jimmy DeLoach Pkwy — Bloomingdale
155Pooler Pkwy / Quacco Rd
157I-95
160SR-307 / Dean Forest Rd — Garden City
162Chatham Pkwy
164A/BI-516
165W 37th St / Abercorn St
166US-17 north / Talmadge Bridge
167A/BMLK Jr Blvd / Montgomery St — downtown

Bridges with no shoulder

The Talmadge Memorial Bridge (US-17), the Truman Parkway's Vernon River span, the Islands Expressway's Sam Varnedoe Bridge and the US-80 bridges to Tybee have little or no safe place to stand. If you stall on one, stay in the car, belted, hazards on, and call 911 if you're blocking a lane.

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Quick answers

What should I do if my car breaks down on I-95 near Savannah?

Pull as far right as possible, turn on your hazards and stay belted in. Call 911 if you're in a lane or hurt, then call for a tow with your direction and the nearest exit or mile marker.

How do I call the Georgia State Patrol from my cell phone?

Dial *GSP (*477) for the Georgia State Patrol. For emergencies, call 911.

How much does a tow from I-95 to a Savannah shop cost?

Most I-95 tows into Savannah or Pooler are 5–20 miles, typically $125–$195 to $165–$265 in daytime, confirmed before dispatch.

Last updated September 2026.

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