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COTA to study Dublin-New Albany route to meet demand for new jobs fueled by Intel growth

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Central Ohio Transit Authority gets $1.26-million grant to study how to transport workers between two of Greater Columbus' hottest jobs markets. The study would assess costs and benefits and workforce transit needs in the northern part of the Columbus area. An estimated 350,000 new jobs are expected in the region by 2050. grant money is part of $100 million in state funds from seven grant programs.

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COTA to study Dublin-New Albany route to meet demand for new jobs fueled by Intel growth

The Central Ohio Transit Authority will get a $1.26 million state grant to study worker transportation among Dublin, New Albany and the Intel site.

2 months ago·Columbus, United States

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