Engineering

Crosswalk paint allowed

By Amy Johnson Ely / January 29, 2024 / Comments Off

A recent op ed in the Washington Post tells us there’s a new rule for painting crosswalks! SCDOT often cites […]

Fenton leads Walk Audit after Summit plenary

By Joanne Burkett / June 13, 2023 / Comments Off

Nationally-known public health, planning, and transportation consultant Mark Fenton, on the first morning in Newberry. Fenton’s plenary session Download

Introducing the SCDOT Pedestrian & Bike Safety Action Plan!!

By Amy Johnson Ely / June 30, 2022 / Comments Off

PCC participated as a key stakeholder in SCDOT’s development of their 2022 Pedestrian & Bike Safety Action Plan. This Plan […]

SCDOT makes Repaving a better opportunity for street changes!

By Amy Johnson Ely / June 27, 2022 / Comments Off

SCDOT recently increased the amount of lead time given to local SC planners for when streets will be repaved, by […]

Bike Month events listed HERE:

By Amy Johnson Ely / May 18, 2022 / Comments Off

Click this link to get details on all of these Bike Month events listed below. May 1: Pedal Hilton Head […]

PCC & partners recommend changes to SCDOT’s TA funding

By Amy Johnson Ely / May 5, 2022 / Comments Off

Bike and walk infrastructure is built with funding from many generalized sources: a local general fund, county transportation committee, transportation […]

SCDOT has 2 new policies!

By Amy Johnson Ely / July 28, 2021 / 1 Comment

Bike Lanes: SCDOT updated their Engineering Directive 22 to lay out how bike lanes are built into roads during repaving […]

What is Transportation Equity?

By Amy Johnson Ely / July 28, 2021 / Comments Off

Equity is a critical part of transportation & recreational biking and walking. This is key at PCC, because we are […]

Midlands Gives -> May 5th

By Amy Johnson Ely / May 4, 2020 / Comments Off

Please consider donating to PCC during Midlands Gives, May 5, (https://www.midlandsgives.org/palmettocycling). Your donations are critical to continuing our work! We […]