Heya, First time posting in this subreddit but i have been watching NJB for a while now and with every video I watch I keep going back to how poorly thought out Northern Columbus Ohio is.
Now, I do not live near there but driving through there at almost any time of day is a real pain to do. I live pretty far north so the commute is already a long way.

Each time I go down to Columbus I go on Route 23. The amount of development in the area has exploded in recent years with the population of the city of Columbus growing quite a bit as well. Delaware Ohio I notice to be a sort of major slow down point getting into Columbus.

I have thought of various ways things can be improved public transport wise but with the amount of housing developments going up in that area they all spill out on to 23 making it a nightmare.

I know Amtrak has floated the idea around of a line from Cleveland to Cincinnati (which would be great if implemented properly and I know Columbus has bus service but am not familiar with it.
I was thinking that the Northern Columbus area mainly along US-23 would make for a great video as I and many other people I know commute daily (over 100 miles per day round trip) to and from Columbus and that area is always a nightmare.

Not sure if anyone from that area knows what I'm talking about but feedback from locals in that are I would appreciate hearing what you all have to say about the area as I am genuinely curious on what solutions you think would work well.
Thanks -SP