[buccaneer81]

As a resident of Columbus, there's nothing more I'd rather do than spend time in Cincinnati or Cleveland without my car...

/sarc

[bleach]

I live in Cincy and I have the same thought. It’ll be like the interstate system when it comes to laying it out. The state will have to kick in and the local reps will lobby to have the tracks stop in their ‘burg and village. Adding to the costs and delays in travel.

We’ll see if our future Governor Kasich will derail this plan.

[HiramQuick]

H E double hockey sticks .. I use to have offices in teh Carew tower and Mt. Adams, until that commie dirtbag news reader luken let the inmates run the assylum. I can’t think seriously of spending time in EITHER Cincy (Detroit South) or Cleveland WITH or WITHOUT a car.

If the world needed an enema, either would be a place of insertion.

[proudpapa]

That is the funniest!

[Recon Dad]

You don't want to walk from say Union Station in Cincinnati to Fountain Square? Then again unless you can run fast and are a crack shot you're probably right.

Every time this comes up for Ohio I ask the same questions. Who's going to ride it? How do you get around once you get to your destination? Where are you laying down all the new tracks, you can't use the freight tracks.

[agrace]

HAHAHAHA

(I hear you - Summit County resident here)

[GranTorino]

I think you speak for thousands of Ohio drivers who love the freedom of driving. Who will use it?
Reminds me of the Monorail project on an old episode of the Simpson's.