A main street in downtown St. Catharines, is now open to two-way traffic.
You can now go both ways on Queenston Street; between Geneva Street and Riordon Street.
Signs have been posted in the area to give drivers the heads up.
It's supposed to help improve traffic flow in the downtown core.
Construction started in summer 2018.
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