First installment of a series all about Transportation in Columbus: The Current & The Future. One of the first things people moving here notice is just how easy and relatively traffic free getting around is....however, that only applies if you have access to a car. This will be an increasingly hot topic over the next 25 years as Columbus enters into what I think will be the golden years for the area. We have time, but must act now to get this right to provide a more dense and walkable city where you don't have to have a vehicle to enjoy the ease of access and getting around.

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About Me
After growing up in Central Ohio, the natural progression is to move to Columbus, but this was a very different town in the early 2000s. After surviving the Great Recession, Columbus has been on an absolute tear. While the recession was rough, we tended to fare better than many other cities partially due to the diverse amount of employers in the area. That, along with a focus on redevelopment of areas close to Downtown, population growth and the relatively cheap cost of living have helped buoy the Central Ohio area.

It doesn't seem that long ago in 2009 when residents were stoked to get Yuengling Lager to the area. Fast forward a short decade and today we have over 50 local breweries and our own "Ale Trail". That is just one of the fantastic changes.

Leaving for ten years, I left more or less a cow town and returned to a City bustling with boutique shops, coffee houses and restaurants, a renewed focus on fitness and somehow it seemed sunnier. In fact, it was such a cool city that we decided to stay.