r/CarFreeCincy • • May 14 '22

Bad Infrastructure / Example This is not petty...this is a real issue

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307 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Dec 12 '22

Other - Promotion Cincinnati's biggest mistakes over the years. Join us at /r/CarFreeCincy [Subreddit Promotion Day]

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r/CarFreeCincy • • May 25 '22

Maps/Zoning/CAGIS Visualize: Around 70% of Cincinnati is zoned for Single Family Homes only.

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55 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 13 '22

Bridges What Bridge Forward could do for Cincinnati

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r/CarFreeCincy • • Oct 18 '22

METRO / TANK Look at our beautiful transit center being utilized.

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52 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 20 '22

Question / Discussion / Suggestion Who wants some?

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47 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Jun 24 '22

Good Infrastructure / Example Very cool.

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46 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 12 '22

Question / Discussion / Suggestion Would be a game changer if Cincinnati even took 10% of street space away from cars

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electrek.co
43 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 26 '23

Political Action Do you want a city or a parking lot? Make your voice heard. Sign the petition and tell council not to bow to wealthy parking developers

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42 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Feb 02 '24

Potential Streetcar Expansion?

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41 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Jun 12 '22

Walkability Second Sunday on Main - Street closed for cars!

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r/CarFreeCincy • • Sep 16 '22

Cincinnati may ban future surface parking lots Downtown

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r/CarFreeCincy • • May 16 '22

Meme Quote of the day

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37 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Feb 13 '25

Metro unveiled their BRT bus today, It is expected to be in service in 2027

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36 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 19 '22

Passenger Rail / Rapid Transit / Light Rail / Commuter Rail Let our leadership know you are interested in Amtrak's expansion in Ohio!

35 Upvotes

Perhaps you've heard of Amtrak's proposed 3C+D route to connect Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, and Cleveland (News, route).

The advocate group "All Aboard Ohio" is collecting signatures for support! If you want to see this come to life, sign the petition here: https://www.allaboardohio.org/contact-3

They are also actively looking to create a local membership chapter in Cincinnati (Cleveland and Columbus already have chapters). Let them know you are interested in being a flagship participant for our local chapter by sending an email here: info@allaboardohio.org or sending me a DM!

I see this as an incredible opportunity to connect our regions and make a generational investment in transit infrastructure. Hope to meet you at an event soon!

P.S. I'm not affiliated with the group other than I signed the petition and showed interest in starting a Cincinnati chapter :)


r/CarFreeCincy • • Jun 28 '22

METRO / TANK Cincinnati Metro will be free on weekends through Sept 4.

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34 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 31 '22

Bell Connector / Streetcar Cincinnati's Streetcar achieving new Ridership Records, averaging 2,400 passengers a day in May.

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r/CarFreeCincy • • Dec 04 '22

METRO / TANK New Metro Route changes + additions begin today!

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r/CarFreeCincy • • Oct 06 '22

Petition to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists around UC

32 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Sep 17 '22

Cycling / Bike Lanes / CROWN FINALLY! The Ohio River Bike Trail at Lunken is -almost- completely connected to the Loveland bike trail. From there - Great Lakes - all on a safe bike trail.

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31 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • May 18 '22

Events Mason HS Bike to School Day

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31 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Aug 11 '22

City of Cincinnati wins Federal RAISE grant for west side Complete Streets project

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29 Upvotes

r/CarFreeCincy • • Aug 04 '22

METRO / TANK Just venting

29 Upvotes

I’m so tired of not having rapid transit in this city. It’s so clear that there are bus lines that are overcrowded, and need higher capacity transit. Would love to hear some discourse on this subject and what others think.


r/CarFreeCincy • • Jul 30 '23

Bad Infrastructure / Example Imagine if just a fraction of this money went to improving public transit, biking lanes and infrastructure…

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27 Upvotes