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Springfield and Hamilton have around 60,000 residents, and, after losses in manufacturing jobs in the 2000s, cut spending on road repairs. Both cities have to strategize millions a year in road repairs.
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An electric vehicle transport company is opening in Dayton.
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Ohio's transportation system is one of the least funded in the country. A report from the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission has pinpointed the gaps this has created locally.
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To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Butler County RTA is launching a free summer shuttle loop.
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The Greater Dayton RTA is holding public hearings to discuss proposed fare increases that would go into effect incrementally.
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Despite more money to repair Ohio’s roads and bridges, a new study has found a funding gap still exists for major improvements. A DC based think tank, TRIP, says Ohio’s transportation funding will be over $5 billion by 2030. But an additional $1.6 billion is needed for more upgrades.
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A proposed passenger rail service is in the works for the Dayton region. That’s according to All Aboard Ohio, a nonprofit working on improving passenger train service in the state.
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Dayton is now one of four cities in the world to receive a platinum rating by the U.S. Green Buildings Council.
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The Railway Safety Act, which proposes tighter safety regulations for freight rail companies, was passed by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
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Now it's up to a conference committee to smooth out the differences between the Ohio House and Senate, with the deadline a week away.
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Gov. Mike DeWine opposes speed limit increases, and suggests he'll strike them if they get into the final version of the Ohio transportation budget.
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Today in Springfield Township, investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board go to the site of a Norfolk Southern train derailment.