The Greater Ohio Policy Center supports the establishment and implementation of a statewide complete streets policy. Such a policy, also sometimes called an active transportation policy, means that roadways are sensitive to context and designed for all users. Roads with a complete streets treatment have sidewalks (with curb cuts), bike sharrows or lanes, safe and accessible public transportation stops, and traffic calming designs that keep motorists to the posted speed limit. Currently Ohio does not have a robust statewide complete streets policy, although fifteen local municipalities and four metropolitan planning organizations have passed resolutions or local ordinances in support of complete streets.
For more information, please see GOPC’s recent presentation on the topic:
http://www.slideshare.net/greaterohio/active-transportationcomplete-streets-policies