A main street in downtown St. Catharines, is about to switch to two-way traffic.
Starting on Monday January 20th, drivers will be able to go east or west on Queenston Street; from Geneva Street to Riordon Street.
The change is supposed to improve traffic flow in the area.
The plan has been in the works since 2009, but the City and the Region started construction in summer 2018.
Signs will be posted in the areas, to give drivers a heads up.
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