City of Charleston Hosts Public Meeting on Two-Way Traffic Conversion Study for Three Busy Downtown Roads

Feasibility study considers converting one-way streets to two-way streets downtown

The City of Charleston is partnering with a traffic engineering consulting firm to look at the possibility of converting one-way streets to two-ways.

City of Charleston hosts public meeting on two-way traffic conversion study for three busy downtown roads

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - The City of Charleston hosted a public meeting for those who live or work around three major roads in downtown Charleston. They presented some findings for potential two-way traffic conversions. The city has been working with Kimley-Horn, a traffic engineering consultant, to analyze traffic patterns, safety, and parking on Coming Street, Rutledge Avenue, and Ashley Avenue since April. "They completed their existing cond…

Downtown Charleston may see one-way streets become two-way following meeting

The City of Charleston is one step closer to converting major one-way streets in the Downtown area back into two-way traffic.

Charleston to consider converting these downtown streets for two-way traffic

Charleston officials are considering changing Coming Street, Rutledge Ave. and Ashley Ave. to two-way traffic. Find out why these streets are being studied.