Transportation

OKI is in the process of updating its Bike Route Guides for the eight county region.  Click the link below to be able to add or update new or missing bike

Environmental Justice Populations OKI has defined five social groups for which the impacts of transportation projects are being evaluated in accordance with federal and state Environmental Justice (EJ) guidelines. OKI used

Programmed Roadway Projects Programmed roadway projects are scheduled in OKI’s TIP. These are projects for which funding is allocated and thus they are considered “programmed” and ready for implementation. A total

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The Bike Route Guide was prepared by the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments with assistance from the Cincinnati Department of Transportation and Engineering, members of Queen City Bike, the Cincinnati Cycle Club

Freight Can’t Wait Since 2007, OKI staff and members have been actively engaged in freight transportation planning due to its critical impact on the region’s socio-economic well-being. The efficient flow of

Each applicant is required to use the PAA for roadway projects. The PAA is a GIS based tool has been created to assist the applicant and OKI staff in the process. The

Explore train count data in the OKI Region via this interactive map. View Map

The TIP on Demand Mobile app identifies highway projects by county and gives specific details about each project. Details include the location of the project, a description, itemized costs and a map of the

OKI maintains a database of traffic counts throughout the region. You can view counts from specific roadways and intersections. Several of the counts have data from past years. View Map