The Ohio Department of Transportation is gathering public input for the "Access Ohio 2045" long-range transportation plan.
Tana Weingartner reports: "The Ohio Department of Transportation is seeking feedback as it updates Access Ohio 2045. That's ODOT's long term transportation plan that guides policies and strategies."
ODOT is currently conducting public meetings on the plan in Southwest Ohio in the hopes of generating feedback for a plan expected to be ready by spring of next year.
An article from October from Mark Shaffer includes a little more news reporting on ODOT's goals for the new long-range plan.
FULL STORY: ODOT Wants To Hear From You About The Future Of Transportation
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