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Britton, MI · Traffic & Transit
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ODOT Seeking Public Comments on Several Area Bridge and Culvert Projects
The Ohio Department of Transportation is seeking public comments regarding several proposed projects. The projects include bridge and culvert maintenance on State Route 81 southeast of Dunkirk, State Route 235 south of Alger, State Route 67 east of Kenton and State Route 292 south of Kenton. Construction is anticipated to...
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Final feasibility study released on highway connector project
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Report: Billion Dollar Highway Connector Would Save Drivers 6 to 22 Minutes
The final feasibility study analyzing a potential US-23/I-71 connector was released today, recommending an 18-mile-long route that would curve around the village of Ashley and cost between $857 million to $1.2 billion to construct. The report, produced by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) and the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure...
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Toledo to host national rail conference focused on Midwest passenger rail
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Rail Passengers Association and All Aboard Ohio will host a national conference in Toledo Oct. 2-4 focused on the future of passenger rail in the region. RailNation Toledo will bring together federal officials, state leaders and transit advocates at the Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza...
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Gas Price Patrol: Relief at the pump across the Great Lakes, long-term prices could remain on edge
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Relief is finally on the way at the pump across the Great Lakes, but global turmoil could keep long-term prices on edge. Josh Croup explains in this week’s edition of Gas Price Patrol. Watch live Mondays at 11 a.m. or watch on demand after on...
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Road Warrior: State officials tout safety record during National Roundabout Week
While the Toledo area has had quite a bit of rain lately, the Ohio Department of Transportation says its new roundabout on Maumee-Western Road (U.S. 20A) at Strayer Road remains on target to open in about three weeks. Curbs and gutters were completed last week, and Kelsie Hoagland, a spokesman at ODOT’s Bowling Green district office, said traffic islands and the crushed stone base will be started this week. Once stone is finished next week, paving will start, and paving and stripe painting are expected to be completed the following week. Some lighting might not be installed until after the roundabout opens. That’s all subject to suitable weather, of course. While some drivers consider roundabouts confusing, mainly because yielding to traffic in the circle is baffling or they don’t trust other drivers to follow that principle, highway officials say their safety record is compelling. To mark National Roundabout Week last week, ODOT issued a report noting substantial declines in, if not outright elimination of, fatal and serious injury crashes where roundabouts have replaced traditional intersections in northwest Ohio. While they don’t eliminate crashes entirely, roundabouts’ collisions mainly are sideswipes and rear-enders that rarely cause serious injury. Both ODOT and the
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New roundabout at US 33 and State Route 274 opens
The new roundabout at U.S. 33 and State Route 274 in Huntsville is now open three ways. The first semi-trucks traveled through the new roundabout Friday as traffic began using the intersection. The section of State Route 274 between U.S. 33 and State Route 117 remains closed for the time...
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Toledo Officially Gains Approval For Major Infrastructure Project
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. The U.S. Department of Transportation has officially approved the city of Toledo’s $20 million RAISE grant project, clearing the way for major infrastructure upgrades. The redevelopment project is designed to support Toledo’s growing...
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‘Week Without Driving’ designed to help motorists understand the dilemmas facing non-drivers
Bowling Green residents are being asked to hang up their car keys for a week, put on their walking shoes, pedal their bikes, or carpool to their destinations. Multiple local agencies are teaming up together to encourage the public to participate in the “Week Without Driving,” from Oct. 1 to 8.
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Toledo drivers react as gas prices climb amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Drivers in Toledo say they are frustrated with current gas prices, and many are not confident the cost will come down soon. On Friday, AAA reported the national average for a gallon of regular gas is $4.49. The average in Ohio is $4.39 a gallon, and in Michigan it is $4.76.
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Toledo to host National Rail Conference focused on future of passenger rail
TOLDEO, Ohio (WKEF) -- Transportation leaders and passenger rail advocates from across the country will gather in Toledo next month to discuss the future of passenger rail in Ohio and across the Midwest. The Rail Passenger Association (RPA) and All Aboard Ohio will host RailNation Toledo from October 2 through...
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TARTA receives $1.3M grant to add, update bus shelters
The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority will add 27 new bus-stop shelters and renovate 28 others with a grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation. On Friday, state officials announced that TARTA received $1.36 million from the ODOT Workforce Mobility Partnership program. The grant will help the transit authority “provide safer, more accessible, and weather-protected environments for riders traveling to major employment, education, healthcare, and commercial destinations,” officials said. It will improve access for people with disabilities, add lighting, enhance visibility of the stops, and allow pedestrians to connect more easily. The state’s funds will be matched with a local investment of about $340,000. “When we connect workers directly to reliable transportation, our entire economy improves,” said Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine. “This new round of funding ensures that hard-working Ohioans can easily reach growing employment centers, helping businesses stay fully staffed and competitive.”
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Local municipalities could lose millions if Ohio gas tax pauses
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ODOT taking comments about Dorr Street culvert project
An upcoming culvert replacement on Dorr Street in Toledo is the subject of an open public comment period with the Ohio Department of Transportation. ODOT expects to close Dorr between Byrne and Richards roads for 90 days in the spring and summer of 2028 to replace the Heldman Ditch culvert, installed in the late 1950s. A planned detour will use Hill Avenue between Byrne and Reynolds roads. Lane closings are planned before and after the detour, with construction running for about five months. Public comments about the proposed project and its impacts may be submitted to ODOT by telephone at 419-373-4465; mail to project manager Adam Barnes, 317 E. Poe Rd., Bowling Green, OH 43402; or by emailing adam.barnes@dot.ohio.gov . A comment form is available at the project website, transportation.ohio.gov/101332 . The formal comment period is open through Oct. 19. Comments received after that time may still be considered, but will not be a part of the official public input document.