The Lebanon Police Department has just announced that the new Hartsville Pike is officially open for vehicular traffic. This latest change to local roadways is bound to shift the daily commute for many. According to a social media post from the Lebanon Police Department, the realignment will see southbound traffic diverted at Oakdale Drive, leading out onto East Baddour Parkway across from McGregor Street.
**The new Hartsville Pike is now open.**
— Lebanon Police Department (@LebanonPD) November 19, 2025
South bound traffic will shift at Oakdale Drive and come out onto East Baddour Parkway across from McGregor Street.
The old Hartsville Pike (East High Street to East Forrest Avenue) has been renamed Hazelwood Pike.
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Travelers used to the old Hartsville Pike will now have to get acquainted with its new moniker, Hazelwood Pike. The stretch of road from East High Street to East Forrest Avenue has undergone a renaming as part of the shift. Although Hazelwood Pike may be the name on the street signs, drivers taking a left from East High Street will find themselves seamlessly merging onto the new Hartsville Pike, ensuring continuity despite the change in nomenclature.
The local authorities are encouraging motorists who frequent Hartsville Pike to exercise extra caution while adjusting to the freshness of the asphalt and the novelty of the traffic pattern. "If you normally use Hartsville Pike, please be mindful of the new traffic pattern and pay attention," the Lebanon Police Department urged in their announcement.
