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You can still weigh in on Brent Spence Bridge corridor revamp designs - Vimarsana News

You can still weigh in on Brent Spence Bridge corridor revamp designs

Kentucky and Ohio transportation officials held a series of public input sessions to get feedback on ongoing design work. You can still weigh in online through Jan. 5, 2023.

Source: wvxu.org
New design for Cincinnati's Brent Spence Bridge corridor frees up 9.5 acres for development - Vimarsana News

New design for Cincinnati's Brent Spence Bridge corridor frees up 9.5 acres for development

City officials and the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber asked the Ohio Department of Transportation to make changes to the design to reclaim more land, improve green space and pedestrian/bicyclist safety, and keep a "city feel."

Source: wvxu.org
Opinion: City Hall needs to get engaged with Brent Spence Corridor project - Vimarsana News

Opinion: City Hall needs to get engaged with Brent Spence Corridor project

City leaders need to engage more in the Brent Spence Corridor project to drive outcomes that will benefit Cincinnati's urban core.

How much traffic will the Brent Spence Bridge and new 'companion' see? - Vimarsana News

How much traffic will the Brent Spence Bridge and new 'companion' see?

About 160,00 vehicles cross the Brent a day -- twice as many as it was designed for. A companion bridge is on the way. So is more traffic.

Biden infrastructure plan: Too late to change Brent Spence Bridge plan - Vimarsana News

Biden infrastructure plan: Too late to change Brent Spence Bridge plan

The Brent Spence Bridge project is close to the funding finish line. But a last-second idea to change the plan has leaders a bit concerned, columnist Jason Williams writes.