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Utica, OH · Traffic & Transit
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Crews contain gas leak after contractor hits line installing fiber
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — One westbound lane of Lane Ave. is closed at North Star Road after crews worked to stop a gas leak that led to evacuations. The gas leak has been stopped. Eastbound Lane Ave. has reopened. North Star Road remains closed between Lane Avenue and College...
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13 Action News Big Story: Fighting high fuel prices
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National Pedestrian Safety Month
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Ohio’s temporary gas tax suspension brings mixed savings at the pump
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Filling up is getting a little cheaper across Ohio, but just how much cheaper depends on where you stop. In Fremont, regular gas ranged from about $3.79 to nearly $4 a gallon. Around Toledo, some stations charge closer to $3.60, or even less, depending on where you go.
The Blade
Editorial: Build bypass now for time, gas savings
To offer an obvious transportation-related metaphor, the report from the state Department of Transportation on the feasibility of a U.S.23/I-71 Connector is a green light. The timeline of the proposed project, however, is far too slow. Waiting until 2035 to begin construction is an unwise delay in a long-needed highway to speed up access from Toledo to the state capital region. Read more editorial To be sure, big money is involved — about $1 billion — to bypass the multiple traffic signals and growing congestion on U.S. 23 in Delaware County. The Connector Feasibility Study predicts a $6 to $1 return on investment from a highway beginning north of Waldo, Ohio, and slanting southeast to I-71. The biggest benefit is to life itself as decreased crashes provide most of the benefit. Trucks from Toledo won’t have to operate in stop and go traffic on U.S. 23. The savings in time and fuel consumption contribute still more economic benefit. Ohio’s new governor, whether Republican Vivek Ramaswamy or Democrat Amy Acton, must prioritize ODOT projects based on their economic impact. Few will have as much benefit to the overall state economy as the first commercially viable highway connection between Toledo and Columbus
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New FlixBus Route Made Available for Erie Travelers
Travelers looking for an affordable and convenient way to cross the U.S.-Canada border will soon have a new option. FlixBus, North America's fastest-growing intercity bus service, is launching a new direct route connecting Columbus, Ohio, and Toronto, with stops in Cleveland, Erie and Buffalo along the way. The new service,...