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There were six thousand four hundred auto thefts reported to Columbus police in 2006. This was the lowest it had been since 1999 according to the U.S. Crime Statistics. Residents in Columbus have an average travel time to work of fifteen to twenty five minutes. Over seventy-five percent of the people drive to work alone and less than twenty-five percent of people carpooled, rode the bus, walked used other methods of transportation. Based on these statistics, it can be seen that there are a large amount of people who drive to work, making traffic conditions worse in the mornings and afternoons. There are methods for more efficient traffic flow into the center of the city making commuting time under an hour from places outside the city.

Columbus, Ohio - The Arch City

Columbus is the largest city in Ohio with a population of over seven hundred forty thousand people according to the U.S. Census Bureau in 2007. Columbus is located near the center of the state at the meeting point of the Scioto and Olentangy rivers. The economy of this city is largely based on education, insurance, healthcare, technology, retail, manufacturing, trade, and military services. Some popular sport teams in Columbus are the Columbus Blue Jackets of the NHL, the Ohio State Buckeyes of football’s NCAA, and the Columbus Crew of the MLS. The weather in Columbus is normally hot and humid during the summer with cold, dry winters. The university area is heavily populated with students and comes alive during the school year. In 2006, Columbus was ranked ninth most dangerous city in the thirty-two cities with a population of over five hundred thousand. Columbus is home to the largest college campus in the United States: The Ohio State University.

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