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New Western Hills Viaduct Could Arrive in Late 2020’s
City officials recently unveiled plans for a new Western Hills Viaduct to replace the 84-year-old structure. Built in 1931, the viaduct serves as the West Side’s main connection to the city’s urban...
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Cincinnati Ranks as Top Bike City
This post is a guest post from contributor Paige Hensley The 2016 biennial list from Bicycling.com shows Cincinnati ranked 36th out of 50 bike-friendly US cities. The ranking is determined by variables...
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EDITORIAL: Parking Requirement Removal Should Be First Step In Broader Reform
Recently, the Cincinnati City Planning Department sent out a notice to property owners in downtown and Over-the-Rhine regarding the implementation of an Urban Parking Overlay District. The city will...
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Parking Permit Policy On Deck for Over-the-Rhine
With parking requirements poised to be lifted in the urban core, the City of Cincinnati is moving forward with implementing a Residential Parking Program for Over-the-Rhine. The program is being...
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GUIDE: How to Ride the Bus in Cincinnati
So maybe you’ve been thinking for a while that you should actually take this ‘public transit’ thing that you’re always saying we need more of. Maybe you’ve been meaning to ride the bus to get to bars...
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EDITORIAL: City Should Move Forward on Liberty Street
Liberty Street was originally built as a typical 30 foot wide city street, but was widened to 70 feet in 1955 to serve as a connector to Interstate 471 and Reading Road. The widening required a...
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CNU’s 2018 Transportation Summit: Lessons for Greater Cincinnati
CNU’s 2018 Transportation Summit was September 16-17 in New Orleans. The purpose of the summit was to bring together people focused on the revitalization of urban neighborhoods disrupted by freeways....
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CNU’s 2018 Transportation Summit: A New Traffic Model for Brent Spence Project
The underlying assumption of the Brent Spence Bridge project is that the level of congestion warrants relief with a new bridge and freeway expansion. The problem of congestion will be solved with new...
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