DES MOINES, Iowa — The city of Des Moines is continuing on with its master plan to make the downtown area safer, which in some areas includes converting one-way streets into two-way streets.

Portions of downtown's most traveled one-way streets will be converted into two-way streets, according to construction plans approved by Des Moines City Council Monday night. The two-way ...

Downtown Des Moines drivers, consider yourself warned: crews are working on converting one-way portions of 5th Avenue and Grand Avenue to two-way streets. The goal of the project is to improve ...

A study to help determine whether two major Des Moines streets should be transformed into two-way corridors is nearly complete — and in the meantime, the city is asking residents to share their ...

Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown. But it also has some other options on the table: ...

A four-street intersection that's no longer needed will be reconfigured in downtown's Western Gateway to create greenspace, trail, two-way traffic Big changes coming to downtown Des Moines ...

Busy one-way road into downtown Des Moines to close until November. 4mo. T he Southwest Eighth Street bridge in downtown Des Moines between Tuttle and Mulberry Streets will close starting next ...

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Officials in Des Moines are considering turning most one-way downtown streets into two-way and adding more bicycle lanes in an effort to increase safety and promote ...

Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown. But it also has some other options on the table: Yes, Des Moines is considering eliminating some one-way streets downtown.

Officials in Des Moines are considering turning most one-way downtown streets into two-way and adding more bicycle lanes in an effort to increase safety and promote retail development.