Two new stops will be installed at the entrances to the new offices on Halton Rd.
Construction of the City’s new 47-space parking lot at 911 S Main Street is now complete.
SCDOT is scheduled to begin a paving project on Stone Avenue between Rutherford Street and Bennett Street this Sunday, April 25.
There will not be a formal presentation.
Since 2011, Proterra has maintained its East Coast Operations and largest electric bus manufacturing facility in Greenville.
For more information about Greenlink bus routes and schedules, visit the website.
According to Public Transit Director James Keel, the TDP is a roadmap for Greenlink’s future enhancements.
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The new turn lane will be in use once signals are installed, which is anticipated within a week.
The public has until August 7 to review and comment on options to relieve congestion on Woodruff Road.
Greenlink received 58 letters of support for its grant application and a local financial commitment totaling $1,000,000.
After a pause in service due to COVID-19 closures, Greenlink has resumed trolley service.
Greenville Transit Authority approved changes to three Greenlink bus routes at its May 28 board meeting.
The City is partnering with Duke Energy to replace approximately 105 streetlights on Main Street.
Motorists are encouraged to plan their trips to Woodruff Road for times of day when there is less congestion.
Customers can now purchase a 31-day unlimited ride pass and pay their bus fare using a smart card or smartphone app.