Edneyville
Edneyville, NC · Traffic & Transit
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South Carolina lawmakers propose gas tax relief measures
gofountaininn.com
Main Street road work to begin Sept. 14 in Fountain Inn
Road work is expected to take place in downtown Fountain Inn this week as part of the city’s Sewer Rehabilitation Project. The milling and repaving of Main Street from Fairview Street to Jones Street is scheduled to begin Monday, Sept. 14. The work will take approximately five business days, lasting until Friday, Sept. 18.
Atlanta News First
Rising diesel prices putting pressure on businesses
Yahoo!
After a 20-month delay for utility poles, Country Club Road completion date pushed back again
SPARTANBURG — County Club Road is no longer expected to be finished by December 2026 after its estimated completion date has been pushed back again. The project is now expected to wrap up sometime in the first half of 2027 because of delays in moving utility poles, according to S.C. Department of Transportation spokesperson Tyler Fedor.
FOX Carolina
Fountain Inn announces lane closures ahead of downtown road work
FOUNTAIN INN, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The City of Fountain Inn announced lane closures ahead of road work that is set to begin on Monday. Officials said that work is part of the city’s ongoing sewer rehabilitation project, involving the milling and resurfacing of Main Street from Fairview Street to Jones Street. Work is expected to last from Sept. 14 to Sept. 18.
thetigercu.com
‘Give it time’: City officials explain downtown traffic congestion amid student frustration
Downtown traffic and safety concerns have become a hot topic among students and local residents in the early weeks of the school year, particularly amid updates from the recently implemented downtown streetscape. City officials, however, say that drivers and traffic lights just need time to adjust. City engineer Nathan Hinkle...
WSPA 7News
Crash blocks all lanes, backs up traffic on I-85 South in Anderson County
thetigercu.com
Douda: Losing East Park-N-Ride on Fridays worsens parking woes
Finding a parking spot is a daily battle. With fewer commuter parking spots and crowded lots, students already have to plan their schedules around whether they will be able to find a place to park. There was a trend towards the end of last semester in which all the commuters...
spartanburg.com
SPARTA Will Not Operate on Labor Day
SPARTA buses will not operate Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day, leaving riders without City of Spartanburg transit service for the holiday. Anyone who normally depends on a Monday bus trip should make other transportation plans before the service pause begins. The suspension applies for the full day.