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Metro considered relocating its Downtown hub, but a study determined that would increase costs and travel time.
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Cincinnati Metro is keeping it simple with the name of its upcoming bus rapid transit service.
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Transportation access, especially household access to a car, significantly impacts voter turnout.
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More than one million people have ridden the Cincinnati streetcar this year. The rail line reached that number on the last day of BLINK.
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Metro paused planned updates to its Government Square transit center and is seeking a consultant to analyze other possible locations for the Downtown hub, such as the Riverfront Transit Center beneath The Banks.
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As part of a cost-saving measure, Cincinnati Public Schools is not offering yellow bus service for 7th-12 grade students. If your student is new to Metro, here are some tips they should know.
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Cincinnati Public Schools 7th and 8th graders will take Metro buses to school this fall instead of yellow buses.
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The family of a woman struck and killed by a Metro bus in January say the driver never should have been allowed behind the wheel.
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The transit service will introduce Route 61 from Mt. Airy to Maderia and is also considering adjustments to seven existing routes.
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This Friday is National Bike to Work Day. In the Cincinnati area, cyclists can take advantage of a few free offerings on their way to work.