OHIO TURNPIKE This 241-mile toll road offers one of the safest, most convenient and efficient STRATEGIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM routes for motorists to reach eastern ACCESS OHIO The Strategic Transportation System (STS) is made up of Ohio’s most utilized and valuable and western destinations in 2040 Northern Ohio. transportation assets, representing the backbone of the state’s transportation network. Lake Erie Port of Toledo M-90 20 90 RTA HEALTHLINE Ohio Turnpike The Healthline is a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system connecting 11 downtown Cleveland to University Circle along Euclid Ave. Named 90 TOLEDO2 the best BRT line in North America by The Institute for Transportation CLEVELAND and Development Policy, the Healthline has helped generate $5.8 billion in economic development since opening in 2008. 24 23 422 75 GCRTA Healthline North Baltimore Ohio Turnpike 80 Intermodal 20 8 250 YOUNGSTOWN 76 PORT OF TOLEDO AKRON 71 The Port of Toledo is a multi-modal transportation hub playing 15 a major role in economic development in Northwest Ohio. One 68 21 62 of the largest ports on the Great Lakes, it handles over 12 million 30 tons of cargo and 700 vessel calls each year. 30 250 CANTON 33 WELLSVILLE The Wellsville Intermodal Facility along the Ohio River includes highway, rail and maritime access 7 Wellsville Port 23 with a 60-ton bridge crane to help facilitate freight movement through Eastern Ohio. 31 77 Ohio to Erie Trail 33 250 127 36 68 16 US Bike Route 50 NORTH BALTIMORE 42 49 The North Baltimore Intermodal Facility is one of the premier US Bike freight facilities in the Midwest. Many of the goods that move Route 50 70 between the East and West Coasts are sorted at this facility and assembled on a train for final delivery. 70 DAYTON COLUMBUS 71 35 Rickenbacker 77 US BICYCLE ROUTE 50 Intermodal 33 Crossing from San Francisco to Washington, DC, 75 M-70 US Bicycle Route 50 traverses Central Ohio, passing 4 Go Bus through farmland, large cities like Dayton and Columbus and the rolling hills of Eastern Ohio on its way to Steubenville on the Ohio River. Ohio to Erie Trail 50 Ohio is one of the first states along USBR 50 to 74 23 RICKENBACKER AIRPORT receive AASHTO approval for its segment. AND INTERMODAL Rickenbacker features a dedicated cargo airport with direct Brent 32 Spence CINCINNATI flights to Asia. There is also a railroad intermodal facility with OHIO TO ERIE TRAIL Bridge double stack railroad access connecting to the Port of Norfolk, This multimodal trail network is 80% complete and connects 35 LEGEND Virginia, one of the busiest deep water ports in the US. Cincinnati to Cleveland, passing through scenic Amish Country. M-70 The trail takes advantage of former canals and railroads, and is Highway Corridors planned to be designated as US Bicycle Route 21 by ODOT. Freight Rail (Terminals ) The Brent Spence Bridge carries Bike Routes Interstates 71 and 75 between GOBUS Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. BRENT Maritime (Ports ) GoBus is an intercity bus service that gives the residents Labeled as a nationally significant Airports of Southeast Ohio and the students of Ohio University in bridge, it is one of the busiest truck SPENCE Athens access to Columbus and Cincinnati, and nearby routes in the country, carrying over Intercity Transit Modes Greyhound stations and airports. Due to its success, this $400 billion in freight each year. BRIDGE service may soon be expanded to other areas of the state. ROADS / BRIDGES AVIATION th commercial Ohio has the 4 largest Cleveland-Hopkins Intl 59,229 COMMERCIAL service airports interstate system by lane miles Port Columbus Intl 60,536 SERVICES in Ohio Enough to travel from 7 Scheduled operations by cab-certificated carriers 8,129 or intrastate carriers lane miles LA to D.C. ATION CONN 2.5 times ORT EC 84 of Ohio’s 88 counties have a th P TS 5 highest vehicle miles traveled (VMT); NS OH publicly-owned airport almost VMT annually A I 200 million TR O 176 public use aviation facilities nd 2 largest inventory of BRIDGES 43,412 over 10’ TRANSIT FREIGHT th (RAIL, TRUCK, MARITIME) Ohio has the 12 highest rd TRANSIT RIDERSHIP in the US Ohio has the 3 highest amount of active rail line miles public transit systems 62 (even more than California) 117.2 million trips in 2012 Truck volumes are projected to vehicles in 2012 WITH 3,380 67% by 2040; BIKE other modes projected to remain flat MORE of bike path MARINE THAN 4,000 MILES facilities 716 miles of Highways Columbus is 20th in the designated as the M-90 (lake Erie) nation for BIKE TO WORK and M-70 (Ohio River) transportation by Bicycling Magazine. ACCESS OHIO 63 $7.4 OHIO TO ERIE TRAIL, connecting Predominantly serves CINCINNATI TO CLEVELAND, ranked the the electric utility $ industry MILES 40.6 3.6 39th best bike trail MILES 28% 2040 72% LANE in America by Complex Magazine LANE 8,129 OHIO River 38 38.7 7,826 Male Sta 34.7 t per G Female e G 30 ts 32.3 as en allon) 28 Tax C MILES MILES those that bike ( Lake ERIE MILES LANE LANE Commodities include: to work LANE 6,057 5,646 coal, limestone, iron GENERAL 5,421 million tons billion MILES ore, and general cargo of annual dollars TRANSPORTATION FACTS LANE commodities annually 3,960 Ohio is within a day’s drive (600 miles) of 60% of the US and Canadian population INDIANA INDIANA of Ohio’s land is KENTUCKY MICHIGAN OHIO PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA WEST FACTS CAFE standards are expected to 10.8% ECONOMIC fuel urbanized, containing Interstate Lane Miles per State efficiency to 54.5 mpg by 2025 of the population78% Transportation infrastructure supports the state’s 6.5 million jobs th Ohio’s 2011 Gross State Product (GSP) of $484 billion was 8 LARGEST IN THE US OHIOANS DRIVE OHIO’S AVERAGE 24.1 th 83% ALONE TO WORK COMMUTE TIME GSP would be the 28 largest economy in the world if it were a country minutes .