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Charles City, VA · Traffic & Transit
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A (tongue-in-cheek) guide to Richmond's confusing parking rules
Karri here, stepping up to help you navigate Richmond's ever-changing parking rules and steer clear of another ticket, boot or tow. Why it matters: The city recently ramped up enforcement of some long-standing parking rules, created new ones and is considering changing others . State of play: Richmond manages more than 8,000 street parking spaces — including more than 2,600 paid spaces — and its parking map includes at least 23 categories of restrictions, per an Axios review . Some parts of town have weekly no-parking zones for regular street cleaning while others have seasonal restrictions. Plus: Five neighborhoods have restricted residential parking districts, each with its own rules and permit requirements. Meanwhile: Richmond has been cracking down on parking in bike-lane buffer zones , near crosswalks and stop signs , while enforcing time limits in Scott's Addition for the first time since 2020. That's on top of a wave of recent changes, including floating parking , the end of unlimited Saturday street parking in some parts of town and expanded back-in angle parking . Zoom in: If you're confused, you're not alone. Richmond's park-wherever-you-fit days are increasingly in the rearview mirror. Park around here on Cary Street, if you
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CSX Transflo opens Petersburg transloading terminal
Transflo, a subsidiary of CSX, has opened a new transloading facility in Petersburg, Virginia. The new location reflects a commitment to delivering the benefits of rail transportation with efficient transloading and maximized throughput, Transflo officials said in a press release. The Petersburg transload facility features 40 car spots, liquified petroleum...
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Issues resolved on temporary bridge in Petersburg after drivers share concerns
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Destination Sign Upgrade Coming this Fall
You shared your feedback, and we listened. We’re updating the destination signs on our buses to make them easier to read and understand. The new sign layout highlights the key corridors each route serves and keeps the route number and direction visible at all times. Benefits of the New...
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Section of Capital Trail Closed for Repairing Train Derailment Damage
A small section of the Virginia Capital Trail remains closed between Great Shiplock Park and the Floodwall after the July train derailment. The City of Richmond Department of Public Works (DPW) has taken over the repair project and is working on a solution to complete the restoration. According to DPW, damage to the canopy foundations requires additional engineering and redesign before repair work can move forward. In the meantime, the City has installed additional crossings, signage, and Jersey barriers to help guide and protect people walking and biking around the closed section.