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Advocates have been pushing for safer cycling and walking for years in Covington. And city officials say progress is on the way. But big new developments will soon change the transportation landscape.
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Traffic crashes in Cincinnati were at a seven-year low last year, according to police department data.
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A new report shows nearly every Cincinnati neighborhood got at least one new feature last year under the city’s "Complete Streets" policy.
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A panel discussion Jan. 18 will explore the effectiveness of efforts to reduce crashes along Hamilton Avenue and North Bend Road in the neighborhood.
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Jeff Cramerding is asking full council to put the repeal on the November ballot.
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City officials will conduct a complete streets study of nearly four miles through Westwood, East Westwood, Millvale, North Fairmount, and English Woods.
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Spring in Our Steps is preserving and improving alleyways and public stairways.
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City officials say a new interpretation of state law allows them to lower the speed limit from 35 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour in some cases.
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Some of the city's record-high funding for pedestrian safety will be used to make it safer to walk or roll (via bike, wheelchair, or other mobility assistance) throughout the city.
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The deadline for the new Slow Down to Save Lives contest sponsored by City Council members is May 12 at midnight.