Driving over more potholes than you can handle? You’re not alone. The Ohio Department of Transportation says they are seeing a lot more potholes this year, due to a harsher winter. Ohio has gone through several years of mild winters,

A dangerous trend is occurring on Ohio roadways, where 49 Ohio Department of Transportation snow plows have been struck by other vehicles so far this winter. ODOT District 11 Public Information Officer Lauren Borell announced the tally on Thursday.

Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) released the results of an 18-month study looking at transportation investments to support economic growth and development in the state.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has confirmed 52 crashes have occurred in Ohio. Daniel D’angelo, a local plow truck driver for ODOT, was involved in a crash that occurred around 11:00 a.m. in Lorain County this past Sunday.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is making plans to improve the flow of traffic in several major travel corridors that pass through central Ohio.

A new interchange at I-75 and Interstate 275 – to be underway in 2029 at a cost of $71 million – will address the “most significant bottleneck” in the area, a new report from the Ohio Department of Transportation says. The other two projects will also address congestion – but not eliminate it.

State representatives unanimously passed a state transportation budget on Thursday. House Bill 54 looks to allocate billions of dollars in funding for Ohio’s transportation system development and maintenance for fiscal year 2026-2027. Man convicted of setting father’s fiancée on fire, killing her avoids death penalty

Ohio plans to invest $195 million in projects aimed at reducing congestion on Interstate 75 in Greater Cincinnati, with work set to begin in the coming years.

Billions of dollars are going to be spent in the state’s two-year transportation budget, and lawmakers are working to decide where all that money goes. “Even if you don’t drive a car, you benefit from good roads and bridges and things like that,

Westerville now the 13th Ohio city to ban anti-LGBTQ+ conversion therapy A spokesperson for the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) said, “They just put it into our budget. I haven’t seen it, but that’s my understanding is they put it into our ...

The Ohio Department of Transportation said a hit-and-run driver fled after rear-ending a snow plow Sunday as it worked to clear roads after heavy snow.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 54, funding a feasibility study to boost economic development along the proposed I-73 corridor.