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I saw a post like this in the Greenville section, and I was wondering the same thing. Other than Broad River Rd, Harbison Blvd, all of 378, Farrow, Two Notch, and maybe a couple other like St. Andrews, Lake Murray Blvd and 26 and 20, is traffic here all that bad?
Greenville didn't grow up as the kind of railroad hub that Columbia was and still is.
True — I guesss Greenville avoided the trains because Spartanburg has the “Hub City”. We’ve been in Spartanburg about six months and it hasn’t been a problem at all. We had more stopping/trying to reroute when we were spending time in Columbia while daughter was in school.
I saw a post like this in the Greenville section, and I was wondering the same thing. Other than Broad River Rd, Harbison Blvd, all of 378, Farrow, Two Notch, and maybe a couple other like St. Andrews, Lake Murray Blvd and 26 and 20, is traffic here all that bad?
Depending on where you are from, some say Columbia traffic is sissy traffic. I suppose to someone from say North SC it is hectic traffic.
Depending on where you are from, some say Columbia traffic is sissy traffic. I suppose to someone from say North SC it is hectic traffic.
I mean, for a metro it’s size. I know it’s not gonna be on the Atlanta scale.
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