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Parking on many city streets is prohibited from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. so the extra lane can be used to reduce rush hour traffic congestion. Four council members say eliminating that restriction is a low-cost way to improve pedestrian safety because parked cars are a barrier between traffic and pedestrians.
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With a new entertainment venue on the horizon for the Banks, finding an available parking place on the riverfront is going to become even more important.…
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Privatizing the City of Cincinnati's parking system was a key issue when John Cranley was running for mayor in 2013. He opposed the idea, and the plan to…
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Motorists have had to change some of their habits along the streetcar route in Over-the-Rhine and Downtown. In addition to sharing the road, drivers have…
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Cincinnati's parking meter revenues have increased by 60 percent during the current fiscal year compared to last year. That is not surprising since the…
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It looks like people using Cincinnati parking meters will be able to pay with a smartphone app starting sometime in July. A Council committee heard that…
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Cincinnati's city manager says changes are coming to the city's valet parking program. Harry Black says in a memo starting July 1, valet operators will be…
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Cincinnati recently changed some parking meter rates in parts of Downtown and Over-the-Rhine. It is part of a contract with the Xerox Company to help…
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Eight members of Cincinnati Council have signed a motion ordering the administration to implement the app that would let people pay parking meters via…
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Starting Friday, parking meter rates increase in Over-the-Rhine and you'll have to pay to park longer in the evening there and in Downtown. Hours of…