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Grover, SC · Traffic & Transit
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Company behind I-26 backup apologizes, says personnel action taken
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The traffic-control company responsible for removing an overnight I-26 lane closure that extended into the morning commute Sept. 29 is apologizing to drivers and says it took personnel action following an internal review. Safety Compliance Solutions LLC confirmed its role in a statement from owner...
Charleston City Paper
King tides threaten to swamp morning commute through Wednesday
MORNING HEADLINES | Local leaders are advising Charleston commuters to expect delays this morning as strong offshore winds combine with the highest tides of the year to flood low-lying coastal areas throughout the region. National Weather Service flood warnings are in effect for Charleston and Colleton counties until 11 a.m.,...
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Charleston street, parking garage closed due to gas leak
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A street and a parking garage in downtown Charleston that were closed by a gas leak are now back open. Cumberland Street between Meeting Street and Church Street was affected. Dominion Energy crews responded to the scene there after a third-party contractor struck and damaged a gas line.
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Traffic Advisory: Bay and Charles Streets Signal Returns to Normal Operations
BEAUFORT, S.C. – The traffic signal at the intersection of Bay and Charles Streets has returned to normal operation, after previously flashing red. A message board will be placed in advance of the intersection today, Monday, Oct. 26, to alert motorists to the change. At this time, Charles Street...
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Charleston could see tidal flooding during Monday morning commute
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Drivers should anticipate some coastal flooding during the Monday morning commute. City of Charleston officials warned that a major flood-stage high tide was expected around 8 a.m., with the tide potentially reaching about eight feet during the morning rush hour. “Expect flooding on low-lying roads across the peninsula and in other […]
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City of Charleston Modernizes Parking with Transition to ParkMobile – Meters are all being removed
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The City of Charleston is modernizing on-street parking on the peninsula, moving to ParkMobile over the next several weeks and gradually phasing out physical parking meters over the next several months, with significant completion expected by 2nd quarter of 2027. The change brings peninsula parking onto a single platform, creating a streamlined, user-friendly experience for drivers.