transportation

The union says the decision follows a Sept. 29 bargaining session with the school district's transportation contractor, First Student, that ended without an agreement.

The price of diesel keeps going up, putting a strain on school districts that need the fuel to keep their school buses running.

The Cincinnati Connector transports more than 1 million people per year. What does its future look like?

The company says Jaguar I-PACE vehicles with the Waymo driving program will be on the roads soon in Cincinnati, mapping the city and surrounding area.

The auto club survey says many drivers think 10 mph above the posted limit is OK.

The funding includes dollars for upgrading rail crossings, including two local projects.

Some districts are getting creative in their pitch to potential bus drivers to avoid the stress of transportation delays.

The $25 million grant will help fund design and planning for the cap over I-71 between The Banks and downtown. The entire project is expected to cost about $187 million.

The project will take years to complete and drivers can expect lane and ramp closures and other traffic impacts.

Cincinnati Public Schools provides some form of transportation to around 16,000 students. However, nearly 20% of those students attend a private or charter school.