Was watching a marathon and saw someone run by in an All Aboard Ohio sweatshirt. Had never seen him before, still don’t know who it was.
Absolutely surreal moment to remember that this isn’t some small movement, there are thousands of Ohioans supporting us. More of that in 2026.
This composition had eluded me for nearly a decade, but yesterday I was finally able to capture it. A train rolled through just as the Duquesne Incline was crossing over the tracks in #Pittsburgh, creating a picture perfect winter scene. It was worth the hours and hours I've waited over the years.
Yeah we do!
Happy Snow Day Ohio! Saving money on gas not going in to work today? Maybe donate to train advocacy work at All Aboard Ohio since it’s Giving Tuesday! allaboardohio.org/give
Trains are the answer
The momentum is coming back in Ohio for rail with public surveys showing 75+% and politicians warming up to the idea once more. Join our supporter list at allaboardohio.org!
All Aboard Ohio hosted a tour of Columbus’ future convention center train station! @colsunderground.bsky.social was there and wrote a great summary of the event! columbusunderground.com/convention-c...
How do we make Amtrak succeed and where did it even come from? Not to mention how about Ohio. We’re in this video from one of our favorite YouTubers so check it out: youtu.be/784ZfG4LS04?...
Surprisingly Ohio is not mentioned? Shocked
Numbers are out. Amtrak employs 51 Ohioans and spends millions in the state. And these numbers would grow a lot with new proposed routes. www.allaboardohio.org/posts/the-ec...
Ohio could have an incredible intercity bus AND rail network. But the key is that it should be both. Buses are an important part of the puzzle getting Ohioans to hubs and trains provide the capacity to move large amounts of people from city to city. Let’s do both!
It’s a Saturday. I’m going to grab some coffee and read about Cincinnati’s Union Terminal history: www.allaboardohio.org/posts/cincin...
Ohio Rail Plan Update: funding is in motion for multiple freight projects and Ohio’s Rail Development Commission wants to set the record straight that they are moving forward on passenger rail: ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/10/01/o...
Daily train services coming back to some major cities in eyesight:
Amtrak is moving forward plans to bring daily train service back to Cincinnati and Indianapolis! More here: www.allaboardohio.org/posts/amtrak...
How are things progressing with Passenger Rail in Ohio? Things are moving forward… slowly. www.dispatch.com/story/news/p...
A new Hitachi plant has opened in the USA and another rail plant is on the way in North Carolina. Track what’s coming: www.allaboardohio.org/posts/made-i...
You can also email staterailplan@dot.ohio.gov with your thoughts
We chatted with Axios about how the State of Ohio is omitting planning for passenger rail despite their own studies showing nearly 80% of Ohioans support it. Read about it here: www.axios.com/local/columb...
More photos from our Boss while onboard the celebratory launch of @amtrak.com's @alstom.bsky.social built NextGen Acela.
After 7 months of waiting Massachusetts has been awarded 3.5 Million for the next step in delivering expanded Amtrak service across the state. We’ve been monitoring this for some time. Take a read: www.allaboardohio.org/posts/federa...
77% of federal funding for public transit flows to private businesses– including companies like Stadler. With the support of @usdot.bsky.social funding, Stadler will supply 80 new CityLink cars for @rideuta.bsky.social’s TRAX light rail system – generating new jobs & opportunity for the community. 🧵
Ohio’s rail network is such a huge opportunity that it deserves funding much like the interstate highway system. These are investments we make in our nation for the economy, quality of life, and benefit of people everywhere. Story on Streetsblog: usa.streetsblog.org/2025/08/01/o...
No one ever suggests decommissioning roads to save money đź‘Ź
Cincinnati’s iconic yearly community bike ride will pass on miles of former railroads. In fact it’s Cincinnati’s largest bike event. We broke down some of the rail history and mapped the route - take a look: www.allaboardohio.org/posts/from-r...
It finally happened! After nearly two decades, the first train heading east from New Orleans to Mobile has left the station - and your Association was there to help celebrate.
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@railpassengers.org gives a fantastic take on just how impactful Amtrak’s New Orleans route will be and why we can’t keep going as slow as we have been to make new passenger rail happen: youtu.be/3J0zASgpKAc?...
