SCDOT takes comment on state transportation needs

Posted: 02.27.2013 at 12:01 PM

The state Department of Transportation is taking comment through March 12. / FILE

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina is developing a new statewide transportation plan and wants to get public comment on what the state's transit needs are.

The state Department of Transportation is taking comment through March 12.

The plan will provide a guide for making future transportation decisions in South Carolina and will assess where transportation needs to be improved. It will also provide projections of revenues needed to meet transportation needs.

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