Downtown's 2-Way Traffic Debut: Construction Finally Complete for Road Project on Forsyth and Adams

Downtown's 2-way traffic debut: Construction finally complete for road project on Forsyth and Adams

The orange barrels that crowd Forsyth and Adams streets are now gone. Beginning Wednesday, drivers going through Downtown Jacksonville can go in both directions.

Traffic and parking delays expected as downtown Billings switches to two-way streets

Construction crews are converting eight of the one-way streets to allow two-way traffic. Slated for the switch are Second and Third avenues north and the remaining one-ways between north 34th and 25th streets.

2-way traffic is back on 2 Downtown streets

Take extra care Downtown, drivers. Two streets that used to be one way — Adams and Forsyth — reverted Wednesday to two-way traffic. The change, months in the making, is designed to make the streets more friendly to pedestrians, traffic and businesses. Adams and Forsyth have been one-way streets for four decades. Back then, they switched from two-way to one-way to prioritize commuter movement. The change back applies from four blocks east of Main…