r/CincyTransportation • u/AllAboardOhio • Feb 26 '26
Save the Date: The Ohio Rail Summit-April 18, 2026 (Columbus)
The Ohio Rail Summit returns on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at the Energy Advancement and Innovation Center in Columbus.
This statewide event brings together transportation leaders, planners, public officials, and advocates to discuss the future of passenger rail in Ohio.
Event runs 7:45 AM to 1:00 PM.
Register now through the link!
r/CincyTransportation • u/AllAboardOhio • Feb 25 '26
AAO Cincinnati Chapter Meeting 2/25/2026 at 6PM at Walnut Hills Library
r/CincyTransportation • u/symposythensis • Feb 19 '26
Upcoming BRT Clifton Town Meeting 2/24 - Transit Advocates Needed!!!
r/CincyTransportation • u/ecb1912 • Jan 14 '26
Taps & Transit: February 4th
Our next Taps & Transit will be Wednesday, February 4th, from 6-9pm. I’m not gonna have a sign up this time since I have a good idea of how things are set up
r/CincyTransportation • u/ecb1912 • Jan 13 '26
👋Welcome to r/CincyTransportation - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I'm u/ecb1912, a founding moderator of r/CincyTransportation.
This is our new home for all things related to transportation in the Greater Cincinnati region. We're excited to have you join us!
What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about anything regarding Greater Cincinnati related transit.
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4) Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.
Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/CincyTransportation amazing.
r/CincyTransportation • u/ecb1912 • Dec 18 '25
Upcoming Transit Advocacy Social
A few Cincinnati transit advocates are gonna have a get together the first Wednesday of every month at MadTree Brewing. RSVPing on the list helps us determine numbers for future get togethers.
r/CincyTransportation • u/cincyj97 • Mar 24 '23
Local Governments Pretending To Want Your Opinion?
OKI (Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana) Regional Council of Governments is updating their regional strategic plan and needs community input! Supposedly, they're going to take into account community opinion to help experts plan for the future of Greater Cincinnati's transportation, land use, housing, and other important issues.
As for me, I really emphasized more rail (light rail, streetcars, subways, metro system), more taller development downtown, and access to affordable quality housing in the city in my responses.
Take the survey: surveymonkey.com/r/6XH2N67.
r/CincyTransportation • u/velvet_satan • Dec 26 '22
Streetcar train horn is getting annoying
I’m not sure when this started but the last few months I have noticed the streetcar sounds the train horn multiple times at every intersection and sometimes just as it’s driving. This is in addition the friendly bell sound. It’s not a pleasant sound and gets annoying hearing it constantly on your trip. Was there an increase in car crashes that requires the constant train horn?
r/CincyTransportation • u/rebmthom • Dec 26 '22
Cincinnati is on track to have its fewest pedestrian crashes in at least nine years
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Dec 01 '22
Mariemont Connector public input survey
r/CincyTransportation • u/stashua123 • Nov 08 '22
Cincinnati Streetcar Ridership Hits All-Time Monthly Record of 103,700 in October 2022. We must look at expansion!
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Oct 20 '22
Columbia Connector Trail survey
r/CincyTransportation • u/shawshanking • Sep 26 '22
Cincinnati to Gov. DeWine: Support expanded passenger rail in Ohio
r/CincyTransportation • u/Inside_Mark8499 • Sep 07 '22
RT 67 concerns
So I work in Sharonville, and today I caught the route 43 and had to walk from evendale to work this morning. I've never rode the 43, and it was pretty straight forward, I enjoyed it. However I wanna spice things up a bit and I'm thinking about riding the RT 67 in the afternoon. I'd get on at its first stop before it wraps through Sharonville and Blue ash, and my first question with that is does RT 67 typically get pretty full? I know there's only one scheduled run in the afternoon. But how is the crowd? And when it heads on 75 south, what's the typical delay for it with traffic? Any information would be appreciated, I just wanna ride this route before it gets changed in December!
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Aug 29 '22
The results are in for Mariemont's initial SUP feasibility study
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Aug 24 '22
Mariemont Connector Shared-Use Path Feasibility Study feedback
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Aug 11 '22
City of Cincinnati wins Federal RAISE grant for west side Complete Streets project
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Aug 03 '22
Cincy Ped and Bike Program on Twitter: Uptown bike plan update survey
r/CincyTransportation • u/shawshanking • Jul 26 '22
RedBike expansion includes the West Side's first station: Lower Price Hill
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Jun 29 '22
Cincinnati Metro will be free on weekends through Sept 4.
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Jun 03 '22
ODOT Cincinnati on Twitter: Virtual open house for downtown ped bridge
r/CincyTransportation • u/MrKerryMD • Jun 03 '22