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Ohio Hub plan (passenger rail)
Presentation by Stu Nicholson, Public Information Officer, Ohio Rail Development Commission

The Ohio Hub Plan is the State of Ohio's long-range plan to create a system of fast, frequent passenger rail trains serving Ohio and the region around Ohio. It would develop a 1,244-mile, interstate system of 7 Ohio-based rail corridors with 6 to 8 trains a day on each corridor and enable same-day travel in each of these corridors with convenient arrivals and departures between city-pairs. In total, the Ohio Hub System would serve a region including most of the Great Lakes region as well as Southern Canada and connections to the East Cost. Cities in the Ohio region served by the system would include Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Toronto.

More about the Ohio Hub Plan can be found at www.ohiohub.com.

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