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Huger, SC · Traffic & Transit
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Folly Beach considers new parking rules to clarify rates and signage
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) — Folly Beach officials are proposing new parking rules aimed at reducing confusion for the roughly 1.5 million people who visit the beach each year. The proposal would require private parking lots to post rates, operating hours, payment methods, and contact information at every main...
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Charleston set to approve $4.5M drainage work, road closures on James Island
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The City of Charleston is set to approve a $4.5 million contract Monday for the final phase of the Central Park Drainage Basin project on James Island. The project is the last major piece of the original drainage improvement plan for the basin, which has...
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CARTA moving forward with new video mirrors designed to give bus drivers a wider view
CHARLESTON, S.C. — CARTA is moving forward with a new camera system designed to give bus drivers a better view of what is happening around their vehicles. The Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority’s board approved moving ahead with video mirror technology, which uses cameras mounted on the outside of buses and displays the footage on screens inside the driver’s area.
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Rail Safety Week in Columbia kicks off as state reports dozens of crossing collisions
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Public safety agencies and rail officials gathered in downtown Columbia to kick off Rail Safety Week with Operation Clear the Tracks. The initiative aims to curb preventable crossing crashes and trespassing along train tracks. Organized by Operation Lifesaver, the nationwide campaign highlights the critical dangers surrounding...
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Child Passenger Safety Week, which runs through Saturday, Sept. 26
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Accident on I-20 slows westbound traffic in South Carolina
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Pump Check: How much of what you pay for gas in South Carolina is actually taxes?
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Charleston moving Lime bike-share agreement back to yearly contract
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Charleston City Council is preparing to move its agreement with Lime’s bike-share program from month-to-month back to a one-year contract. The change comes after the city spent more than a year working with Lime on issues involving the bike-share program, including equipment, bike staging and communication.