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Jacksontown, OH · Traffic & Transit
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Multiple lanes of I-270 north block due to semi-crash
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Vision Zero campaign urges drivers to slow down in school zones
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — City leaders and school officials are renewing their call for safer streets around Columbus schools following a crash that injured a Mifflin Middle School student. Columbus City Schools, the City of Columbus and community partners are working together on Traffic Safety Awareness Week as part...
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Ohio drivers still waiting for relief in gas prices with tax suspension in effect
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Gas prices still steep after Ohio gas tax suspension
OXFORD, Ohio — Two weeks after Ohio suspended its gas tax, some drivers say they are still seeing prices hover around $4 a gallon, even as analysts say the suspension is already providing some relief. Drivers in rural areas such as Oxford said the savings have not been consistent...
The Columbus Dispatch
Crash on I-270 in Columbus closes all southbound lanes
A crash on Interstate 270 South closed all lanes of the road during the Oct. 20 morning commute. As of 8:30 a.m., all southbound lanes of I-270 were closed for a crash that happened just past the I-270 and Interstate 70 interchange in southeast Columbus, according to a live traffic map maintained by the Ohio Department of Transportation. It was not immediately clear whether anyone was injured or when the road would reopen. Several other crashes around the city also slowed traffic, including a crash on I-70 East near North Wilson Road and one on the ramp from I-270 South to State Route 161 West. Public safety and breaking news reporter Bailey Gallion can be reached at bagallion@dispatch.com. This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Crash on I-270 in Columbus closes all southbound lanes
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Dense Fog Cuts Visibility Below Half a Mile in Toledo, Fort Wayne and Lima This Morning, Creating Hazardous Travel Across Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
TOLEDO, OHIO — Patchy to widespread dense fog is blanketing much of northwest Ohio, northeast Indiana and southern Michigan this morning, Wednesday, October 21, with visibilities dropping below half a mile in many locations. The fog is expected to linger until about 10 a.m. ET, creating hazardous travel conditions during the morning commute. The densest fog is focused around Toledo, Fort Wayne and Lima, while patchy fog extends across a much wider area, from Wisconsin and Michigan to central Ohio.
The Columbus Dispatch
Laws don't apply to Erica Crawley. At least not in her mind | Letters
Crawley the scofflaw With regard to the continuing Erica Crawley controversy , it appears as though the commissioner is a scofflaw who believes traffic rules don’t apply to her. I believe we have a member of council who suffered from the same affliction until the Dispatch reported her habit of ignoring parking tickets. Letters: Silly me. Erica Crawley is just teaching us how to break the rules With respect to the gift of VIP tickets, she certainly should be aware of the Ohio ethics law concerning gifts. Even volunteers who serve the public are made aware of ethical requirements regarding gifts of value. John Hoppers, Dublin Grove City must keep pushing against data centers Grove City should welcome data centers only when they benefit residents and pay their fair share. I support no company tax breaks or rebates. Developers should pay for infrastructure upgrades their facilities require. A carefully structured TIF could direct development-generated payments toward eligible public improvements, with school funding protected, public accounting, and a clear expiration date – rebates to the company. St. Louis negotiated community contributions without local tax abatements. In Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, Microsoft’s taxes support TIF infrastructure , and the company has voluntarily given
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U.S. 33 East shut down due to crash, semi on its side
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Road crews prepare for winter weather
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Millions in federal funding awarded for swing bridge, rail projects across northwest Ohio