In December 2022 the City of Cincinnati passed a Complete Street ordinance, requiring the Department of Transportation and Engineering (DOTE) to consider adding pedestrian-friendly design features to any road project in the city.
Good Ideas: Xenia Adds Protected Bike Lane, Ped Improvements to Connect Regional Trails
Celebrating Ohio Loves Transit Week!
Good Ideas: Bexley Works to Make Downtown More Bike/Ped Friendly
To learn more about GOPC’s ongoing advocacy around Active Transportation, be sure to check out of AT webpage and sign-up for our AT Newsletter.
2023 Year in Review: Reflecting on a Year of Accomplishment
The Good News: Pedestrian Fatalities Are Down: The Bad News: It's Not Due To Good Road Design
Highway Safety Improvement Program awards nearly 30 grants to help promote Pedestrian Safety Across Ohio
Prioritization of Cars Over People Leads to Bus Service To Help Residents Get To Library
Akron, Cleveland to Expand Traffic Calming Pilot Programs in 2023
Federal Grants Available to Support Transportation Project Development
A number of federal transportation programs are currently or will soon be accepting applications for competitive grant funding for local governments and organizations, including public transit agencies. Below is a summary of those programs, with links for more information and deadlines for when applications are due.