The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Tuesday the section of Main Street between between Wenzel and 2nd streets will convert to two-way traffic by the end of this week.
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Yellow lines were drawn on Muhammad Ali Boulevard this week as Louisville prepares to open parts of the street to two-way traffic.
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The entire conversion was initially expected to be completed by spring 2026, but Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials now anticipate the two-way transition to start later in the summer.
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The area is part of an ongoing project converting Logan and Shelby streets from one-way roads to two-way traffic patterns.
Louisville is considering a series of traffic-calming changes in downtown and NuLu to slow cars, add stop signs and make the area safer for people on foot.
Business owners in NuLu have concerns that a 15-month street project aimed at beautifying the area could have a negative impact on their bottom line.