Beth Bogard, Assistant to the Director for Transportation and Traffic Management, takes health very seriously. For the past two years, Bogard has served as a Buckeye Wellness Innovator for TTM, a role she is proud to have.
“It’s always been a priority for me to try and bring healthy topics to our staff.” Bogard said.
Bogard has helped guide many individuals in TTM on the path to health, by periodically bringing in health experts that educate employees on subjects like nutrition, stretching and exercise. She has also created a “Wellness Board,” where events and healthy recipes are posted...
Due to construction on High Street at Lane Avenue, the overnight and weekend Campus Loop North will be rerouted to Woodruff Avenue and will not service the Archer House and Taylor Tower bus stops. The reroute will be in place until further notice.
Attend the COTA NextGen public forum on Tues. (2/14) from 2 – 3 p.m. in the Ohio Union Student Alumni Council Room. It’s time to transform mobility in Central Ohio. From autonomous vehicles and rapid transit to expanded bus service, the future of transportation is now.
At the public meetings, the NextGen team will:
Provide an overview of NextGen Share results of the technical analysis and public input on the 13 proposed high capacity transit corridors: what emerged as most viable for federal funding Discuss how NextGen intersects with Connect Columbus, Smart Columbus, insight2050 and the region’s overall...
No two days are the same for William Griggs, who’s worked at The Ohio State University since 2001. As a Traffic Control Officer in Transportation and Traffic Management, Griggs helps keep campus safe.
“I love to keep people safe, out of harm and danger as much as possible,” Griggs said.
“I like to inter-mingle with people. I’m just an outgoing-type person. That is one of the things that I really enjoy about being out and about instead of being in just an office.
See what it’s like to navigate traffic on a busy campus like Ohio State...
Due to the winter weather, the accessible bicycles (side-by-side, cargo, trike, hand cycle, and heavy duty) will be hibernated on Friday, December 16th. These bicycles will return to the bikeshare fleet in the spring. The standard cruiser bicycles will remain available year-round.
All CABS routes, except the North Express, are now providing service with modified routes as follows:
The East Residential and Med Center Express routes have resumed their regular routes. The Campus Loop North and Campus Loop South routes are being rerouted to use Tuttle Park Place and Annie & John Glenn Ave. instead of Woodruff Avenue and College Road. Buckeye Village will only be providing service between RPAC and Buckeye Village. There is no North Express service at this time.
The Columbus Turkey Trot will take place on Thursday (11/24). Rolling closures will occur on several roads, including Lane Ave., Neil Ave., Tuttle Park Pl., Cannon Dr., Woody Hayes Dr., Kenny Rd., North Star Ave. and Carmack Rd. from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
According to Ohio Law, every bicycle, when in use between sunset and sunrise and when visibility is less than 1,000 ft., is required to be equipped with the following:
On Saturday, November 12 from 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m., southbound College Road, between Annie and John Glenn Avenue and Hagerty Drive, will be closed to public vehicular traffic for an event. Traffic control officers will be on-site to direct traffic accordingly. Access to the Ohio Union garages will be maintained and CABS service will continue their normal routes.
