Editing Fremont, Ohio (section)

===Transportation===
Two long-distance US routes run through Fremont, [[U.S. Route 6]] and [[U.S. Route 20]].  State Routes [[Ohio State Route 12|12]], [[Ohio State Route 19|19]], [[Ohio State Route 53|53]] and [[Ohio State Route 412|412]] also pass through or terminate in the Fremont area. SR 53 roughly parallels the path of the Sandusky River, designated as a state scenic river, to its mouth at Sandusky Bay.

None of these routes passes through Fremont but were constructed outside. They are multiplexed on a bypass of the city, most of which is 4 lanes.  The bypass has both grade-level crossings and controlled-access interchanges.  Prior to completion of the bypass in the late 1950s, all of these routes passed through Fremont.  Their former alignments are currently signed as "City Route (number)", with the number being that of the predecessor highway.<ref>{{cite web|title=Fremont Photos|first=Sandor|last=Gulyas|work=The Ohio Regional Road Pages|date=December 8, 2003|access-date=July 1, 2013|url=http://www.roadfan.com/fremont.html}}</ref>

The [[Ohio Turnpike]], another long-distance east–west route, passes approximately 4 miles north of the city.  The Turnpike is signed as Interstates [[Interstate 80|80]] and [[Interstate 90|90]].  Exit 91 (originally Exit 6) links the Turnpike to Fremont via State Route 53.
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Industry is served by the [[Norfolk Southern]] railroad. In the city, it uses parts of two defunct railroads as spurs to factories.