Ohio need not build $700M highway to replicate suburbia

A proposed $700 million U.S. 23/I-71 connector project in Ohio raises concerns about its impact on rural communities, development patterns, and long-term costs. Critics argue that the funds could be better invested in local infrastructure such as sidewalks and bike lanes, and warn that the highway may accelerate suburban sprawl and diminish Ohio’s traditional character. The article emphasizes the need for community-focused planning and questions the value of prioritizing large-scale highway expansion over smaller, incremental improvements.

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