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Welcome to the Eastern Corridor Project Website

Welcome to the Eastern Corridor Program Site
The Eastern Corridor is a regionally supported program of integrated transportation investments.  The Program will enhance our transportation network by improving travel and connections between central Cincinnati and the communities extending east through Hamilton County and into western Clermont County (click here for map).

 

A Multi-Modal Program
The Eastern Corridor Program will use multiple transportation modes to enhance mobility and connectivity throughout the Corridor and provide many other related benefits. Program elements include:

• Improvements to existing road networks
• New and expanded roadways
• New rail transit
• Expanded bus routes
• Improvements for pedestrians and bicyclists

 

The Eastern Corridor Projects
The Eastern Corridor Program is divided into four core projects.  Although functionally independent, these projects are interrelated and complimentary to each other.  To gain maximum benefit for the region, all projects should be implemented together.

Red Bank Corridor Project
State Route 32 (SR 32) Relocation Project
State Route 32 (SR 32) Improvements, Eastgate Area
Oasis Rail Transit

 

The Eastern Corridor Website
This site contains information about both current and past Eastern Corridor Program development efforts.  Check back often for updates.  Be sure to visit the Public Participation section to learn more about on-going public involvement efforts and how you can participate in the Program development process.

 

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Eastern Corridor Telephone Hotline:
(513) 888-7625

Tier 1 Document Archive


What's New

Red Bank Corridor Community Partners Committee (CPC) Meeting scheduled for May 22, 2012.  Click here for details.

The SR 32 Relocation Feasibility (March 2012) is now available to view (click here).

Program Management

The Eastern Corridor Program is administered by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the Federal Transit Authority (FTA) and the Eastern Corridor Implementation Partners.
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