fighting for better transit for all. grassroots, volunteer run. meetings at the main library on the 2nd tuesday of every month.
Columbus OH
Joined February 2012
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Transit Columbus retweeted
For #TransitEquityDay, we released a report with @LN4S called Working Families Ride the Bus. #Union members and workers from all over the country shared their experiences with the ways that transit—or lack or transit options—affects everything (1/)
Transit Columbus retweeted
I joined an incredible @TransitColumbus meeting last night and was truly inspired to see so many people in a room ready to get to work now that the @LinkusColumbus funding is a reality. Kudos to my longtime friend @steviemoraa for facilitating. 🚌
Transit Columbus retweeted
hey, you should follow us on that other site because the vibes here are pretty cursed.
Transit Columbus retweeted
Let's talk sidewalks. This street doesn't have any. Posted speed limit of 35, and if someone was going 35 it was to slow down for a stop. At those speeds, particularly with a truck or SUV, an impact would almost certainly be fatal.
It's not just about convenience. 👏 – at Columbus, OH
Transit Columbus retweeted
Join our friends from @AllAboardOhio this Saturday, November 9 at 10:00 a.m. for a conversation about Bus Rapid Transit and its benefits with staff from @GCRTA and @COTABus!
On Saturday 11/9 we have Development staff from Columbus COTA and Cleveland RTA to talk about bus rapid transit in Ohio! Register here: allaboardohio.org/event-deta…
Transit Columbus retweeted
On Saturday 11/9 we have Development staff from Columbus COTA and Cleveland RTA to talk about bus rapid transit in Ohio! Register here: allaboardohio.org/event-deta…
Transit Columbus retweeted
Help us pass Issue 47! Canvass with us THIS Saturday, 10/26 at 10am.
Issue 47 is the COTA levy that will help transform Central Ohio’s transit system through more sidewalks, bikeways, and rapid transit.
Transit Columbus retweeted
There were 14 crashes reported by this bot citywide during the week of 10/6.
Transit Columbus retweeted
Another awesome happy hour panel with @TransitColumbus @ @cypclub on @LinkusColumbus initiative and Issue #47, which will chart our region’s future: more @COTABus service, new rapid transit lines, 500+ miles of sidewalks and bike lanes and trails, and more.
Voting has begun!
Transit Columbus retweeted
Join@TransitColumbus to learn about Issue 47 (LinkUs)!
Issue 47 isn’t just about getting from A to B—it’s about making sure everyone in Columbus can access jobs, education, and opportunity.
A connected city is a thriving city, and Issue 47 is the key. 🚍💼
today!! see yall at 5:30. 😎
ALT flyer for Let’s Talk Transit discussion panel on October 8 from 5:30-7pm at the landing at east market. panelists and their photos are listed along the right side: Monica Tallez-Fowler, COTA CEO; Lourdes Barroso de Padilla, city council member; Shannon Hardin, city council president: Stevie Pasamonte, moderator.
Transit Columbus retweeted
ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: Please be advised that COTA services will temporarily reroute this Friday for March for Life on Oct. 4.
Plan your trip at COTA.com/reroutes.
ALT Illustrated bus with text that reads, “Attention Customers Reroutes Ahead | Ohio March for Life | Friday, Oct. 4 | Beginning at noon | Impacted lines: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 102, CMAX & Zoo Bus"
Transit Columbus retweeted
Private cars move far too few people. The average car has just 1.5 people in it (and closer to 1.1 during rush hour).
The goal should be to move people efficiently, not cars. That means converting space we’ve given to cars into other uses: Wider sidewalks. Bike lanes. Bus lanes.
Transit Columbus retweeted
every person in these two pictures would all fit on a singular commuter train
Can someone just tell me where everyone is going on a Sunday at 11AM… they certainly aren’t commuting to work… wait is everyone going apple picking today #7News
Transit Columbus retweeted
Honored that @TransitColumbus asked me to turn my thread on the killing of Seanna Groce into an expanded article and publish it on their website. You can read it here: transitcolumbus.org/blog/why…
Another day, another vulnerable road user killed by car/driver violence, and another significant media outlet (@DispatchAlerts) blaming the victim and omitting important information and crucial connections that tell a larger story of public policy failure. (1/17)
Transit Columbus retweeted
Look at how much businesses suffer when you take away cars and parking from their street! The Travesty!
Transit Columbus retweeted
“The school drop-off line is the fruit of a long-term shift away from walking and biking to school, which about half of U.S. kids did in 1969, but fewer than 1 in 10 do today. The lines leave a wreath of pollution around school sites.” 🏫🚗🚙 @henrygrabar
slate.com/business/2024/09/s… – at Berlin, Germany
Transit Columbus retweeted
Went to two different public forums last night for @LinkusColumbus - I'm getting pretty excited about what this will mean for Columbus. It's some of the most forward-looking policy our City has ever considered.
Transit Columbus retweeted
Thank you to @TransitColumbus for organizing a happy hour to talk @LinkusColumbus w/ @COTABus & @lourdesforcbus and to @NLC_Columbus, @CUL_YP, and @OhioEnviro for your partnership!
Vote YES on Issue 47.
