Cleveland has already banned the practice of texting while driving, and the City of Bexley is working on something similar. According to an article in today’s Dispatch, the issue is moving state-wide as a new house proposal aims to make… [Read More]
Both the Dispatch and the Other Paper ran articles last week on the racetrack redevelopment being proposed at the old Cooper Stadium site. According to developers, it sounds like they’re now aiming for a more mixed-use purpose for the site,… [Read More]
From 10tv.com: Mom Helping With Car’s Viral Marketing A Columbus woman is one of 100 people who were chosen to drive Ford’s Fiesta automobile for free for six months. Ford selected Alaina Sheer as one of the winners from more… [Read More]
From NBC4i.com: Could Your Neighborhood Dictate Your Insurance Rate? By AMANDA MURPHY An Ohio Senator is proposing new legislation, saying residents in Columbus’ safest neighborhoods are overpaying because insurance companies are required to set rates based on the city you… [Read More]
Earlier this week Cleveland City Council proposed to ban the use of cell phones while operating an automobile and Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson has stated that he supports the proposal. Their proposal calls for a warning on the first offense,… [Read More]
NBC4i.com wrote Study May Change Downtown Driving Monday, Nov 17, 2008 By Donna Willis The city wants to increase safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and residents along 4th and Summit streets. The study focuses on changing 4th and Summit streets… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Auto fleets envisioned filling up at the landfill Sunday, October 26, 2008 BY DEAN NARCISO A mountain of rotting food, paper and refuse is the backdrop as Ron Mills watches a colleague fill the Honda Civic with… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote New stretch of Rt. 161 to offer faster commute Sunday, October 19, 2008 BY ELIZABETH GIBSON After they leave work Tuesday, drivers headed home between Franklin County and Granville in Licking County should save five to seven… [Read More]
Need help in developing a strategy to illegally speed on the highways in Central Ohio without getting caught? Well, The Dispatch is here to help you today with their article “How fast is too fast?“, which gives you the inside… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Neighborhood cut-throughs no longer quick, easy ride Monday, September 29, 2008 By Martin Rozenman Cut-through traffic is the curse of many neighborhoods. Motorists on a mission to avoid traffic lights and busy streets speed by, endangering… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote David the scooter vs. Goliath the car Saturday, July 19, 2008 BY TIM DOULIN From a distance, motor scooters look like they would be fun to ride. But when you get behind one in a car, well,… [Read More]
Columbus Business First wrote Study: Columbus traffic congestion among nation’s 50 worst Tuesday, June 17, 2008 Columbus commuters staring at a sea of brake lights during rush hour can at least take comfort that their counterparts in 47 other cities… [Read More]
The AP wrote Smart car dealerships to open in Columbus, Cleveland area Monday, January 14, 2008 German car maker Daimler says it’s getting ready to start selling its fuel-sipping Smart car at U.S. dealerships, including two in Ohio. The tiny… [Read More]
Towing starts near OSU campus; about 200 cars could be affected By Meredith Heagney The Columbus Dispatch Monday, January 8, 2007 12:10 PM Police say about 200 cars could be towed because they were parked on streets near the Ohio… [Read More]
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