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Sheldon, SC · Traffic & Transit
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Downtown traffic alert: Bay Street lane closures begin Sunday
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Drivers should prepare for delays on Bay Street in downtown Savannah beginning Sunday, Sept. 20. The center lanes of Bay Street between Drayton and Bull streets will temporarily close as crews stage equipment for utility repairs along East Bay Street. Bay Street will remain open, but...
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Streetscape project underway in Bluffton, traffic patterns change
A streetscape project on Bridge Street in Bluffton has caused changes in traffic flow. Bridge Street is closed to through traffic between Calhoun Street and Wharf Street. A detour is available for drivers, while local access for residents and property owners is maintained. The street is expected to reopen to...
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Beaufort City Council splits over transportation tax resolution
Conflicting $780 million, $450 million figures draw concerns ahead of November referendum. Beaufort City Council narrowly approved a resolution recognizing the county’s transportation needs Sept. 8, but not before concerns were raised about conflicting dollar amounts in the ordinance behind a proposed 1% transportation sales tax that will go before voters in November.
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Drivers react to more traffic lights coming to US 278 in Hardeeville by end of month
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. (WTOC) - New traffic lights, turn lanes and a dedicated left-turn signal at the U.S. 278 and Argent Boulevard intersection will activate by the end of the month, according to the South Carolina Department of Transportation. The intersection is located in Hardeeville, just outside of Bluffton. Caroline Aliftiras,...
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Port of Savannah slates $128 million rail expansion (9/16/2016)
The Port of Savannah plans to extend its intermodal rail reach beyond the Southeast and into the Midwest with a $128 million project that will link the Garden City Terminal's two rail yards, Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) Executive Director Griff Lynch announced yesterday. The GPA's "Mid-American Arc" plan is part...
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Georgia cities lead nation in diesel price spike
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CAT board names downtown business leader Mia Mance as newest member
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Chatham Area Transit (CAT) has appointed a new member to its Board of Directors. Mia Mance serves as the executive director of the Savannah Downtown Business Association, which represents more than 500 downtown businesses. She has also worked in media, marketing and business leadership for more than two decades, as the owner of Mia Talks Media & Marketing.