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*The increase in traffic through [[Springfield Downtown|downtown Springfield]] sparked discussions about making Main and A streets one-way thoroughfares in 1946. This debate continued until a plan was approved in [[1950]] to create a one-way street south of [[Main Street (Springfield)|Main Street]], known as the [[South A Street (Springfield)|South A]] by-pass, to eliminate some of the heavy truck traffic through the center of downtown. Traffic on the new by-pass would head east and Main Street would become one-way, heading west. | *The increase in traffic through [[Springfield Downtown|downtown Springfield]] sparked discussions about making Main and A streets one-way thoroughfares in 1946. This debate continued until a plan was approved in [[1950]] to create a one-way street south of [[Main Street (Springfield)|Main Street]], known as the [[South A Street (Springfield)|South A]] by-pass, to eliminate some of the heavy truck traffic through the center of downtown. Traffic on the new by-pass would head east and Main Street would become one-way, heading west. | ||
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===Government and Utilities=== | ===Government and Utilities=== |