S.C. city requests help from local trucking industry for traffic study
N. Charleston has asked local fleets to weigh in on expanding port operations in the city.
North Charleston, S.C. city officials are looking to I.D. the impact of rail and roadway traffic related to maritime and rail operations. Officials are looking for input from local trucking fleets on a traffic study that could help determine the impact increased truck traffic in the city.
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