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JUST RELEASED: OKI Analysis Highlights Tri-State Region's Congestion Hotspots Without implementation of a comprehensive congestion mitigation strategy, Tri-State travelers can expect a cumulative delay of 75,000 hours costing $1.2 million daily by 2030 according to a report released today by the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI). Current delay costs motorists in the OKI region a total of 51,000 hours and $746,000 each day.
The Congestion Management Process (CMP) analysis
assessed the OKI region’s transportation system
performance through the collection of traffic data and
an evaluation of congestion. The CMP also projected
future travel conditions and developed a matrix of
strategies to address future congestion levels.
Click
here for the full CMP report Please contact Mr. Andy Reser, Model Applications Coordinator, at (513) 621-6300 ext. 146 with any questions on the above documents. |
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