Greenville County Schools transportation director named SCAPT Administrator of the Year
He received the award during SCAPT’s 51st Conference and Trade Show in mid-July.
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Phase two of Greenville Downtown Transportation Master Plan unveiled
Phase two identifies projects to enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, improve safety and promote alternative modes of transportation.
United Way of Greenville County gets Lyft grant to provide transportation access
United Way of Greenville County was recently selected to receive a 2025-2026 Ride United: Transportation Access grant.
Giving Matters: Surprise donations allow YouthBASE to expand transportation services
YouthBASE provides after-school and summer programming for students in kindergarten through second grade to help them stay on track academically.
Phase two of Greenville Downtown Transportation Master Plan underway
The first phase of the Downtown Transportation Master Plan was completed in 2019.
SCDOT seeks public input for statewide transportation plan
The SCDOT updates its multimodal transportation plan every five years to receive federal funding for transportation.
Giving Matters: Bike Walk Greenville advocates for safe transportation choices
The nonprofit brings together communities to understand concerns with safe access and consider how to address issues with sidewalks and bus stops.
United Way of Greenville seeks solutions to growing transportation challenges
Can you make it to work on time? For too many Greenville residents, this question does not always come with an easy answer.
GOAL Justice turns focus to affordable housing, transportation in third year
Close to 800 personal accounts were heard about the issues impacting the local community.
Miracle Hill Ministries launches affordable transportation program
The program will allow individuals who qualify to obtain an affordable loan and purchase a vehicle at Miracle Hill’s auto sales dealership.
From buggies to Buicks, Eugene Bates bridged the transportation transformation: Glimpses of Greenville with John Nolan
Imagine owning a typewriter business and having computers take over the market.
Greenlink Poetry Project shines light on the importance of public transportation
Led by city of Greenville Poet Laureate Glenis Redmond, the Greenlink Poetry Project features a collection of poems called “Why I Ride.”
Greenville-based VisioStack to partner with U.S. Department of Transportation
Greenville-based VisioStack was awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project from the U.S. Department of Transportation earlier this month. The last time a South Carolina company received a U.S. DOT SBIR was 1996, according to a VisioStack press release. VisioStack’s proposal is ‘Aerial Crossing Inspection System (AXIS)’ What is AXIS? AXIS is a highway-rail […]
EASTSIDE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
In 1979, Louie Chemell and David Hazelhurst were talking about how cool it would be to own a limousine. They had always been fascinated with them, perhaps in the same…
Voter’s Guide 2026: Meet the candidates running to represent Greenville County and SC
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will begin Oct. 19. Ballots in Greenville County include local, state and federal races, such as Greenville County Council, the state House…