Southeast Georgia state highways have been cleared of fallen trees and debris from Hurricane Helene’s aftermath. Following Hurricane Helene, 29 state routes in Southeast Georgia were closed. However, Georgia DOT’s dedicated crews, working tirelessly, managed to clear roadways by pushing debris to the shoulders, making them passable for motorists. Some debris removal was hindered by powerlines wrapped up in the trees, which the utility company had to deem safe. However, due to the massive amount of debris, Georgia DOT’s crews are not alone in this effort. Contractors are assisting them with debris pickup. The hurricane also battered traffic signals, and, at some intersections,…