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Locations Revealed for 26 New CoGo Stations
February 15, 2018 11:00 am
Brent Warren
The next wave of new CoGo stations are scheduled to be installed this summer, expanding the bike share system’s network farther from the Downtown core and into Bexley, Grandview Heights and Upper Arlington for the first time. Thirteen of the 26 new stations will be located in Columbus, including new docks in Clintonville, Milo-Grogan, the […]
Cycling Your Way to a Healthier You
January 1, 2018 5:40 am
Bridgette Kidd
With a new year, often comes resolutions to be more active. Gym members can attest to the drastic change that happens after January 1st. Treadmills and elliptical machines, abandoned over the holidays, are now crowded with people hoping to lose weight and get healthy. While some might find success, many of us will succumb to […]
The Latest on CoGo: Ridership Up, New Office Planned, New Stations To Be Announced
June 23, 2017 10:00 am Brent Warren
Ridership on the CoGo bike share system in the first half of 2017 is up about 28 percent compared to last year, according to the City of Columbus. Brad Westall, Greenways Planner for the Recreation and Parks Department, said that the five stations that were added last year were all well-positioned to expand the network […]
Merion Village Apartments Offering Complimentary Bike Share Memberships
November 21, 2016 6:15 pm
Walker Evans
On Friday, local developer CASTO announced a unique partnership with the local CoGo bike share system that would entitle all apartment residents of The Barrett to complimentary bike share memberships. Residents at the new Merion Village apartments will have easy access to the system, granted by the installation of a new station being installed at […]
City Phasing Out “Share the Road” Signs
August 31, 2016 11:58 am Brent Warren
The City of Columbus is phasing out the use of yellow “Share the Road” signs in favor of white signs that say “Bikes May Use Full Lane.” The shift is meant to communicate more clearly the idea that, under city and state code, bikes are not required to hug the curb or stay to the […]
The Confluence Cast: Carless in Columbus
August 15, 2016 8:50 am
Tim Fulton
People like the idea of living without a car. Why don’t they? This week’s episode has it’s foundation in an interview with Cleve Ricksecker, the executive director of the two Downtown Special Improvement Districts (SID). We discuss SIDs, commuter culture in Columbus, and have a frank discussion about the race and class lines here. Cleve’s passion for a […]
Indianola in Clintonville to Get Road Diet, Bike Lanes in 2017
August 14, 2016 8:00 am Brent Warren
A plan to change the configuration of Indianola Avenue in Clintonville is now moving forward, over 13 years after first being proposed in a neighborhood planning document. The segment of the road between North Broadway and Morse Road – which currently has four lanes, two running in each direction – will be rearranged to accommodate […]
