Eugene

City of Eugene turning Oak Street into a two-way

Published

6 years ago

December 9, 2020

Travis Hoyt

There’s a new way to get around in downtown Eugene.

The City of Eugene is turning a one-way into a two-way for more direct access to 7th Avenue.

The two-way conversion of Oak Street is almost finished.

The new traffic signal was turned on Tuesday, allowing traffic to go north and south on Oak between 6th and 7th.

Crews re-striped the road, added a traffic signal and updated the signs.

Crews will monitor the signals over the coming weeks and make adjustments that might be needed.

Related Topics:

Up Next

Eugene’s Saturday Market will stay outdoors due to the Coronavirus pandemic

Don't Miss

The University of Oregon is assisting ODOT to help preserve historical and heritage landmarks

Eugene1 week ago

Oregon Sen. Merkley calls out Republican colleagues, says ‘if they have any integrity or any spine, they will join us in ending’ President Trump’s pocket rescission practice

Eugene4 days ago

Sen. Wyden calls out DOJ and FBI, says they ‘must hand over this information’ or Democrats will subpoena it while accusing President Trump of ‘hiding Epstein evidence to protect Wall Street banks’

Eugene1 week ago

39-year-old man arrested on drug charges after Eugene police find 10 grams of meth outside elementary school

Eugene4 days ago

Eugene moves forward with 133 new downtown apartments at 1059 Willamette, including 68 affordable units and 10 reserved for domestic violence survivors

Eugene4 days ago

Eugene police investigate drug operation after SWAT raid leads to seizure of half-pound of meth, firearms-related items and stolen property

Eugene1 week ago

Sen. Wyden responds after digital extortion group breached FBI and stole data from employees, says ‘the FBI can’t even protect its own staff from being hacked’

Eugene1 week ago

ESF crews assist Oakridge Fire at structure fire that impacted four buildings across three properties

Eugene1 week ago

Eugene police arrest DUII driver after repeatedly crashing into bank building on Willamette Street

Eugene Daily Post

City of Eugene turning Oak Street into a two-way

Eugene

City of Eugene turning Oak Street into a two-way

You may also like…

Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley speaks out after Democrats block Republican stock trading bill, says ‘the bill Republicans are pushing is a sham’

Senate candidate Drazan takes aim at Democrat opponent, says Gov. Kotek should ‘spend less time obsessing over Trump’ and more time fixing Oregon after heated debate

Elderly woman arrested for DUII after rear-ending vehicle, nearly crashing into victim again with little child in car before refusing to take a breath test

Eugene man arrested after allegedly pistol-whipping unhoused man in the head, attacking another victim and leaving firearm in dumpster downtown

22-year-old woman arrested for DUII after driving over sidewalk, handing officer credit card instead of license and refusing to get into patrol car

Sen. Wyden calls out DOJ and FBI, says they ‘must hand over this information’ or Democrats will subpoena it while accusing President Trump of ‘hiding Epstein evidence to protect Wall Street banks’

Eugene moves forward with 133 new downtown apartments at 1059 Willamette, including 68 affordable units and 10 reserved for domestic violence survivors

Eugene police investigate drug operation after SWAT raid leads to seizure of half-pound of meth, firearms-related items and stolen property

Eugene police investigate animal neglect after more than 100 pet rats found inside two vehicles with little food and water

Eugene police arrest man for murder of his wife after homicide investigation on Fox Hollow Road

Sen. Wyden responds after digital extortion group breached FBI and stole data from employees, says ‘the FBI can’t even protect its own staff from being hacked’

Trending