The Biden administration released guidelines for states to apply for $2.3 billion in passenger rail expansion funding.
Why it matters:
No other project has the broad potential to meet Ohio's considerable workforce, transportation and tourism needs, especially with the booming infrastructure of recent years. Its eventual completion would be among the most significant infrastructure developments in Columbus history.Amtrak officials recently presented a new map of rail lines proposed by states and planning agencies across the country.," as All Aboard Ohio executive director Stu Nicholson described it to us, has train advocates salivating.Direct routes would connect
to Cincinnati; Toledo, Cleveland, Athens and Chillicothe, along with two out-of-state destinations: Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, Indiana. It would also create relatively easy access to cities like Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago and Louisville, Kentucky.
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