The Ohio Department of Transportation and HAPCAP are expanding the GoBus network, adding four new routes to better connect rural Ohioans to education and jobs.

ODOT is studying improvements for a dangerous intersection in Jefferson Township to enhance traffic safety, with a roundabout as a potential solution.

Madison County is undergoing a paving project on Big Plain Circleville Road SE, which may affect commutes. The work is scheduled to end by late October, weather permitting.

Traffic signal upgrades at Mill and Granville Streets in Gahanna will cause disruptions from Oct 27 to early Nov, with lane closures and delays expected.

Dublin is revitalizing the plant life around a local traffic circle to improve durability and maintain aesthetics, without altering the original design.

Ohio Department of Transportation spotlights October as a key month for road safety, focusing on National Teen Driver Safety Week and National Move Over Awareness Day to promote safe driving behaviors and awareness.

After months of construction, Eiterman Road in Dublin has reopened, with numerous infrastructure upgrades including new sewers, water main, paving, and lighting.

The Hilliard Division of Police has initiated the Blue Envelope Program to assist drivers with disabilities during traffic stops by providing information to officers.

Dublin's Metro Center Revitalization Plan received the Specialized Plan Award from the Ohio APA for transforming an old office park into a mixed-use area.

Columbus, Ohio, is advancing the Linden Green Line project, a seven-mile park that repurposes an old railroad, linking Linden and Northland. The city council approved $900,000 for the project, and an architect has been selected.

The Plains, Ohio, is experiencing new traffic patterns due to construction at a key intersection, with ODOT announcing openings and ongoing work at the roundabouts on U.S. 33 and SR 682.

ODOT has begun a major rebuild of I-90 in Cuyahoga County to improve safety and traffic flow. The project includes bridge repairs and aims to prevent accidents.

Dublin is progressing with the construction of an 880-foot shared use path along Riverside Drive, including a new pedestrian bridge. Temporary lane closures are expected until October 2025.