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ODOT has awarded the $200 million first phase of the Split Reconstruction as a design-build contract, which has apparently saved about $41 million. Design-build was only recently allowed by a change in state law. It’s an interesting process that has consulting engineers team with construction companies to design preliminary plans (about 30% complete) and cost [...]

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There’s some interesting data in the graphic accompanying this Dispatch story. Of course, knowing if a park and ride is 20% full or 80% full doesn’t tell you much about how many people are using it unless you know how big the lot is, but it’s still fun to see this information. What’s more interesting [...]

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Do you <3 Transit?

If you heart transit, you can let the American Public Transportation Association know by texting TRANSIT to 86677.  It will text you back with instructions to sign their petition. So really you can just skip that texting step if you want and go straight to the petition. I <3 transit (I heart transit) is a [...]

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Don’t have much more to say than I did here and here, except that you get what you vote for. Well done Ohio. Cincinnati streetcar project loses Ohio funding support Business First Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2011, 12:57pm EDT – Last Modified: Tuesday, April 12, 2011, 12:58pm EDT Related: Logistics & Transportation The Ohio Transportation [...]

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Hedging eases pain of rising fuel prices for COTA Sunday, April 10, 2011 03:18 AM By Robert Vitale THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH For people who expect to burn through 3 million gallons of diesel fuel this year, COTA officials are awfully calm about rising oil prices. Since January 2010, the Central Ohio Transit Authority has been [...]

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COTA promotes veteran employee, gives him shot at top job Tuesday, April 5, 2011 03:06 AM By Jason Shough THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH COTA has promoted a long-time employee who is getting a tryout as successor to outgoing president and CEO Bill Lhota. Yesterday, the Central Ohio Transit Authority announced that Curtis Stitt will fill the [...]

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