Leaders and residents in Greenville, South Carolina had been working for decades to transform their neglected, denuded downtown into a walkable, dynamic place. But the most significant catalyst was the removal of a highway bridge through downtown and the installation of a beautiful pedestrian bridge in 2004, creating a popular new attraction for people and restoring the city’s relationship to the river that birthed it. The post Greenville, SC: Out with the cars, in with the people...
READ FULL ARTICLE »
Become a member to take advantage of more features, like commenting and voting.
Register or sign in today!