Welcome to Transport Ohio

Ohio is a well-established base for companies moving goods around the globe, being just a one-day drive from more than 60 percent of the U.S. and Canadian populations. This, along with having the nation’s fourth largest interstate system, fourth highest number of rail lines, eighth most maritime tonnage, and being second in the number of intermodal facilities, makes Ohio a pivotal point in the global marketplace.
But freight movement is incredibly competitive. The cost to move materials and products is a major consideration for conducting and locating businesses.
How can Ohio make smart transportation improvements to reduce business costs, improve freight movement connectivity, reliability, and access to local, regional and far flung international markets?
To address these questions, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) developed Transport Ohio as a program to inform and support future infrastructure investments on Ohio’s multi-modal freight network and to retain and attract jobs and commerce.
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Casey Clark
Project Manager
Statewide Planning
614-752-5711
Randy Lane
Freight & Maritime Manager
614-387-2369
Featured Resources
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Transport Ohio Project Schedule
The plan’s development is expected to be complete in January 2022.
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Ohio Freight Advisory Committee (FAC)
FAC is a forum of public and private stakeholders who inform and advise decision-makers in Ohio on the state's freight plan.
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Transport Ohio Working Paper & Materials
Get an overview or take a detailed look at freight in Ohio with working papers, a fact sheet and more.
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About the Transport Ohio Plan
Review the current plan and learn more about the updated plan that is being created.
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Freight Feedback
Transport Ohio’s development includes feedback from stakeholders and the public on freight-related issues and trends.
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Diving Into Data and Dollars
Here’s a snapshot of Ohio’s freight industry and its impact on the state’s economy.
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Ohio State Freight Plan
This plan will guide ODOT in making policy and investment decisions regarding the state's freight transportation system.