A motorcycle crash on I-270 in Columbus resulted in critical injuries and caused major traffic delays. The westbound lanes were closed for several hours but reopened by evening.

Ohio's Governor Mike DeWine announced the distribution of a new state map, emphasizing its usefulness in planning trips and as a backup to digital navigation.

ODOT replaced outdated "Prepare To Stop" signs along SR 16 in Licking County with a new radar-based system to improve traffic safety and reduce accidents.

Columbus City Schools report no bus driver shortage for the upcoming year, contrasting with previous issues, though administrators warn of potential delays.

Ohio Governor DeWine announced the resignation of ODOT Director Jack Marchbanks and the nomination of Pamela Vest Boratyn as his successor, pending Senate approval.

The sixteenth "super load," a large tank for the new Intel plant in Ohio, begins transport on August 22, escorted by state troopers, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions.

ODOT's replacement of "Prepare to Stop when Flashing" signs with radar technology in Licking County has met with mixed reactions from local drivers concerned about safety.

ODOT invites public feedback on a planned interchange at U.S. 23 and State Route 294, with a meeting at Upper Sandusky High School on September 19. The project focuses on safety and reducing traffic accidents.

The City of Hilliard has announced that Cosgray Road will temporarily close at the Scioto Darby Road intersection for roundabout construction starting Sept. 16, for about three weeks.

The westbound lane of Scioto Darby Road in Hilliard will be closed at Cosgray Road starting October 1 for roundabout construction, lasting about 10 days.

ODOT seeks public feedback on S.R. 140 drainage improvements in Lawrence County, with plans for a culvert replacement and road profile revisions, not affecting homes or businesses.

Ohio is transporting two "super loads" to the Intel plant construction site in Licking County, with minimal expected traffic disruptions and detailed route information available on the ODOT website.

The Oakley C. Collins Memorial Bridge reopened 13 days ahead of schedule after the Complete General Construction Company efficiently completed the $813,529 surface restoration project.

The City of Hilliard opens its 19th roundabout at Cosgray and Scioto Darby roads to improve traffic flow and safety. Full functionality is expected by November, and further features will be added.

Traffic on I-71 in Columbus was halted due to a police investigation of a suspicious device, which was later deemed insignificant. The road reopened around 10:15 a.m.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine attributes a reduction in vehicle crashes to the new distracted driving law, citing fewer incidents and improved driver behavior.

October is the deadliest month for pedestrians in Ohio, with a slight decline in fatalities in recent years, prompting safety reminders from officials and investments in infrastructure.

The historic Spaghetti Warehouse building in Columbus is set for demolition due to deterioration and safety issues. Plans for new development include 235 apartments.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $12 million investment for local bridge repairs, benefiting eight projects to enhance infrastructure safety.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $63 million safety plan to reduce crashes with projects like roundabouts and cable barriers in 14 counties.

The new SR 32 and Bruce Lunsford Way interchange in Brown County opened early to improve safety and support local development. It replaces a hazardous intersection.

Liberty Road in Delaware, Ohio, reopens early after a swift culvert replacement project, improving stormwater management and reducing travel disruption.

Park Road near Westerville is closed for six months due to construction, impacting traffic patterns with detours in place. The project aims to enhance a mixed-use path, with updates available on social media.

Lincolnshire Road at Agler Road in Gahanna is closed due to utility work following heavy rains. Local traffic can take detours. Weather permitting, the closure is expected to last until November 24.

Columbus is set to revamp its downtown area with the Capital Line project, focusing on pedestrian and bicycle-friendly spaces and aiming to start before summer 2025.

The Blue Shuttle Lot at Columbus Airport will close on December 9 to accommodate a new $2 billion terminal project, which includes parking expansions and infrastructure enhancements.

Ohio Turnpike toll rates for passenger and commercial vehicles will increase starting January 1, 2025, with E-ZPass users facing lower costs than cash and credit card users.

Central Ohio officials discuss solutions for managing the region's rapid growth, focusing on mixed-use developments, affordable housing, and infrastructure enhancements.

Construction continues in Central Ohio throughout winter. Crews work on infrastructure projects as temperatures drop, necessitating careful driving around work zones.

The construction of a new terminal at John Glenn International Airport began, raising issues of labor welfare alongside promises of improved airport security, gate numbers, and customer service.

I-471 southbound was closed due to a fire under the Big Mac' Bridge, causing major traffic disruptions between Cincinnati and Newport. The cause is unknown, and bridge safety assessments are ongoing.

COTA suspended fares during a Level 2 snow emergency in Franklin County to promote the use of public transit and enhance safety during hazardous weather conditions.

John Glenn Columbus International Airport is beginning construction on a new terminal, which will affect traffic and parking, including relocating the Cell Phone Lot.

Demolition of the century-old Spaghetti Warehouse in Franklinton began, with a historic trolley removed for preservation. The site will be redeveloped into apartments and commercial space.

NHL Stadium Series preparations for the Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Detroit Red Wings outdoor hockey game at Ohio Stadium are underway, with crews working on detailed event setup and ice maintenance.

ODOT seeks public input on a proposed roundabout at U.S. 68 and Greenbush Road in Brown County, Ohio. The roundabout would emphasize safety and traffic flow without impacting local structures.

Hilliard City Council is reviewing a proposal to expand the Hill Farm subdivision. The project involves 300 homes and 186 acres of open space, and it is pending approval of rezoning and sewer connections.

ODOT seeks public input on its 2026-2029 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan, including roads, bike paths, and transit projects, until April 11, 2025.

ODOT District 7 seeks public feedback on upcoming Springfield, Vandalia, and Dayton projects, including lighting upgrades, bridge reconstruction, and road safety improvements.

Ohio's Transportation Council approves a draft funding plan for 14 state projects, allocating a total of $319.3 million. Public comments are open until April 16, 2025.

A semi-truck crash on 270 northbound in Franklin County caused severe delays, with multiple lanes blocked, eventually reopening as the Sheriff's Office reported.

ODOT announced a $3.2 billion plan with 955 projects for the 2025 construction season, including road and bridge upgrades, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure in Ohio.

Ohio's ODOT launches a $3.2 billion plan for 955 construction projects, aiming to improve roads and bridges and enhance safety with a focus on reducing work zone crashes.

Franklin County closed key ramps due to high water, causing traffic delays. No reopening time was given. Residents are advised to seek alternate routes and heed road closures.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office reports reopening of roads closed due to flooding, advises caution as traffic resumes normal flow on key interchanges.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has reported road closures due to flooding, affecting US 23 and exit ramps from 270. They advise against driving through high water and suggest seeking alternative routes.

Ohio's Governor Mike DeWine and ODOT announce plans to enhance 844 bridges and lay 5,538 miles of pavement, with a strong focus on improving road safety.

Construction on W Main St at Pond St in West Jefferson will reduce traffic to one lane with a flagger on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Madison County Sheriff's Office has announced a road closure on Olmstead Rd SE for culvert work from April 14-17, 2025, affecting local commutes and requiring detours.

Selsor Moon road is temporarily closed between State Route 323 and Charleston Chillicothe for culvert repairs. The closure by the Madison County Engineer's Office will last one day.

A crash in Franklin County caused major road closures on 270W and 270E, leading to heavy traffic. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office later confirmed all lanes were reopened.

Ohio's strict "phones down" law has led to drops in crash rates, injuries, and traffic fatalities after two years, showing a promising trend in road safety.

ODOT seeks public input on a proposed roundabout to improve safety at the State Route 67 and 235 intersection in Hardin County, following consistent safety concerns despite previous enhancements.

Dublin is constructing a roundabout at Avery, Rings, and Cara Road, including new utilities, sewage, stormwater systems, sidewalks, and a pedestrian bridge to enhance traffic flow and safety.

Ohio State Highway Patrol has equipped its aircraft with advanced cameras to improve patrol and response capabilities, while also addressing privacy concerns.

Upper Arlington is repairing storm-related damage beneath North Parkway Drive, requiring additional pipe replacement and road closures until at least April 18, with asphalt work beginning April 21. Residents retain driveway access during repairs.

Coffman Park Pavilion in Dublin will undergo pavement repairs starting April 28, including accessibility improvements, temporarily disrupting the area.

Dublin's Eiterman Road is set for a major overhaul starting this June, with added features including new paving, sidewalks, and stormwater management, leading to temporary closures and expected completion by October 2025.

The Ohio Department of Transportation issued a safety advisory on securing items like sports equipment and rain gear in vehicles to prevent them from becoming projectiles.

Columbus has installed new left-turn signals at Hilliard Rome and Roberts Roads to improve safety as part of the Vision Zero strategy, with the Department of Public Service educating on correct usage.

ODOT emphasizes the importance of driving safely through work zones, stating 10% of traffic jams are due to construction. They urge drivers to slow down and respect road workers, with the support of GEICO and the Freeway Safety Patrol.

The southbound Hamilton Road ramp to I-270 North will be closed from April 25 at 8 p.m. to April 29 at 5 a.m. for upgrades, with recommended alternative routes provided.

Ohio's TRAC approved $319.3 million for 14 transportation projects to improve infrastructure, including multimodal paths for pedestrians and cyclists, across 14 counties.

ODOT, Richland County, and officials recognize National Work Zone Awareness Week, honoring road worker Trenton Gallaway, who died in a work zone crash, stressing the importance of Ohio’s Move Over Law.

City Council has updated traffic and park regulations to improve urban navigation, setting clear rules for e-bikes, scooters, motorized skateboards, grilling, model rockets, archery, commerce, and wildlife feeding.

The OhioHealth Capital City Half Marathon in Columbus on April 26 will cause road closures and bus delays, affecting over 10,000 participants and city transportation.

Ohio's "Put A Lid On It" Campaign will distribute 13,000 bike helmets for child safety, supported by local organizations, reinforcing the importance of helmet usage.

Upper Arlington is planning street renovations including Bramford Road and Carriage Hill Lane. A public meeting with city staff is announced, with project details available on the city website and at the Municipal Services Center.

The Ohio Department of Transportation will close the ramp from southbound Hamilton Road to I-270 North overnight on May 12 and 13 for construction, with detours via U.S. 62 West or Broad Street.

Dublin schedules maintenance on U.S. 33 and Sawmill Road for clearer and safer roads, advising commuters to plan alternative routes due to expected closures.

Ohio State Highway Patrol has announced an OVI checkpoint tonight in multiple counties to deter and intercept impaired driving. The initiative is part of efforts to decrease OVI-related incidents.

There were traffic delays in Franklin County due to a crash on Westerville Rd, which was temporarily closed. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office managed the scene and eventually reopened the road.

AAA predicts 45.1 million Americans will travel over Memorial Day, with Ohio Highway Patrol reinforcing road safety and ODOT addressing travel impacts from ongoing road projects.

A disabled vehicle blocked I-70 East beyond SR-142, causing delays. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office reported the incident on Facebook and later announced lanes re-opened.

ODOT announced a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Putnam County maintenance facility, which will be larger and more capable, featuring a local worker, Mark Thomas.

Ohio's ODOT District 1 announced Paint-the-Plow contest winners with Carey High receiving the People's Choice Award and Fort Jennings High earning the ODOT Choice award.

Ohio prepares for 45.1 million travelers this Memorial Day, with officials urging safety and vigilance on the roads.

Ohio invests $52 million in bike and pedestrian infrastructure improvements through the Transportation Alternatives Program, focusing on safety and connectivity across 33 counties.

Traffic on Hamilton Rd. bridge over I-270 in Franklin County is redirected due to construction; southbound lanes and loop ramp closed until Fall 2025. ODOT advises seeking alternate routes.

Columbus celebrates Pride Month by lighting up bridges in rainbow colors; the city's Department of Public Service encourages residents to share photos of the displays.

ODOT utilizes social media to inform citizens on how to properly address public works concerns, emphasizing the importance of contacting the correct agencies.

Columbus Division of Police advises of road closures for Stonewall Columbus Pride, recommending public transport or ride-sharing due to affected areas on Saturday.

Columbia Gas and Decker Construction will begin road work in Upper Arlington on North Star Road and Fishinger Road starting tomorrow, leading to potential travel delays.

An accident on US-23 North caused delays but has been cleared, with traffic flow back to normal. ODOT District 9 informed the public and recommended alternate routes.

ODOT is closing SR 736 in Union County between Taylor Rd. and Robinson Rd. for 120 days starting June 16 for a bridge replacement, with a suggested detour via U.S. 42, SR 161, and SR 38.

ODOT will close the SR 161 to I-270 ramp in Franklin County for maintenance from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting June 17, affecting eastbound drivers. Detours are provided.

A new road safety initiative, the RCUT project, is starting in Coolville to reduce accidents by changing left-turn and crossing traffic flows at a high-crash intersection.

Groundbreaking for the expansion of U.S. 33 in Ohio has begun, aimed at enhancing safety and accommodating future traffic by transforming 25 miles of the roadway into a four-lane highway.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT announce $7.6 million for Safe Routes to School program, covering 24 projects to improve infrastructure and safety across 12 counties.

ODOT is considering a roundabout at State Route 118 and Wren-Landeck Road to improve safety and is seeking public feedback on the design until July 17.

ODOT's open house at Buckeye Valley High School will discuss U.S. 23 & Coover Road intersection safety improvements on June 26. Public feedback is sought.

A crash closed SR 161 EB east of I-270 in Columbus, causing gridlock. ODOT urged drivers to check OHGO.com for updates. Details on the crash remain undisclosed.

Ohio's ODOT reopened the I-270 SB ramp to SR 161 EB after overnight repairs due to a tanker fire; all associated ramps are now accessible with traffic flowing smoothly.

ODOT is working on infrastructure upgrades in Warren County, causing delays along State Route 48 and a 30-day bridge closure on S.R. 123 set to begin June 23.

ODOT starts road construction on U.S. 42 southbound in Union County, with a detour via SR 257, U.S. 36, U.S. 33. Northbound remains open, with project interim completion by Fall 2025 and final by Fall 2026.

Columbia Gas is starting a major infrastructure project in Upper Arlington this Spring to replace old gas lines with new steel pipes for enhanced safety, impacting the east side and beyond.

Upper Arlington initiates the Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project, focusing on commuter safety and road enhancement. A community event is planned to gather feedback on the project.

ODOT invites Van Wert County residents to a public meeting to discuss safety improvements on U.S. 30, 224, and 127, with an open house and online resources available for feedback.

An intersection in Dublin is being revamped with a new roundabout and utility upgrades, including a pedestrian bridge and paths. Traffic rerouting, including a 145-day closure of Rings Road, will occur during construction.

Travelers in Gahanna experienced delays due to a malfunctioning traffic signal at U.S. 62 and N. Hamilton Road. The police issued a travel advisory, and technicians worked to resolve the issue.

Dublin will start building a new shared use path along Riverside Drive on June 9, with a related southbound lane closure beginning June 30 for 40 days.

Delaware, Ohio, has closed William Street between Little Street and Lake Street due to a broken water main. Repair duration is unclear; residents should use alternative routes.

William Street in Delaware, Ohio is closed between Little and Lake Street due to a major water main break; repairs on the 8-inch line are done, but road restoration is ongoing, with no completion time given.

The I-270 southbound ramp to Broad St. eastbound in Franklin County will be closed for bridge painting from July 11 to 14, advises Ohio Department of Transportation.

A storm in Dublin caused a tree to fall, blocking Dublin Road and disrupting utilities. The police warned of closures and advised detours while crews and AEP Ohio work on removal and power restoration.

SR 315 in Delaware County is closed for approximately 28 days between SR 750 and Orange Rd and for about 40 days at the SR 315 and Hyatts Rd intersection.

Columbus officials lifted a shelter-in-place advisory after stabilizing a hazmat scare. The Fire Division ensured community safety, with residents and emergency services collaborating effectively.

ODOT reports that a roundabout at an intersection in Gallia County, Ohio, has significantly reduced crashes and injuries since its installation in 2021.

Houchard Road in Franklin County will be closed for six days starting July 21 due to railroad maintenance by CSX Transportation, with detours in place.

Dublin's Forestry team to remove dead trees from Bridge Park on July 22, causing a temporary closure of northbound lane on Riverside Drive from 9 a.m.

Emerald Parkway in Franklin County will be closed for bridge maintenance on July 22 for two days, affecting the area near Post Road. Detours will be in place.

Buckeye Lake in Central Ohio is recovering from significant flooding caused by heavy rains, with areas like Thornville receiving four inches in an hour. Local residents and businesses are dealing with water damage and bracing for more rain.

Upper Arlington is advancing the Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project to enhance safety and navigation, with community input via open houses and an online survey.

Lanes reopened in Gahanna despite ongoing construction, alleviating recent traffic disruptions caused by emergency repairs, with the police continuing to advise caution.

Upper Arlington will face disruptions due to Columbia Gas repair work on a high-pressure line along Lane Avenue, affecting the eastbound lane near Scioto Country Club.

A vehicle fire in Gahanna caused road closures and delays, with police advising commuters to avoid Hamilton Rd. and Granville St. No injuries were reported, and repairs are ongoing.

Intel delays construction of its Ohio chipmaking facility to align spending with market demand, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan reinforcing commitment to U.S. investment despite cutting jobs and halting expansion plans in Germany and Poland.

Ridgeview Road at Chester Road in Columbus will have a temporary closure due to a waterline replacement project, affecting traffic for two days with a detour in place.

Dublin's Scioto Park stage has been upgraded with a new shade canopy and improvements to its decking and infrastructure, enhancing both aesthetics and comfort for performers and audiences.

Dublin is burying utility lines in its Downtown Historic District to improve aesthetics and safety, with completion expected by spring 2026, at no cost to residents.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT unveiled a plan to add over 1,400 truck parking spaces across 19 counties to address shortage and improve driver safety.

Upper Arlington is celebrating over 300 century-old homes with a month-long showcase, featuring "100" signs for historic recognition, and has launched an interactive map for self-guided tours of these architectural landmarks.

Gahanna hosts Pelotonia bike event and a classic car show on Saturday, affecting traffic with no road closures for the ride, but Mill Street closed for the car show.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine inaugurated new rest areas in Belmont and Washington Counties, aimed at enhancing traveler convenience and showcasing local culture.

The Ohio State Fair featured a section on school bus safety, with hands-on demonstrations by the Ohio State Highway Patrol to educate on inspection processes for child transport safety.

The new permanent ramp from SR 161/Post Rd. to US 33 EB in Union County is now open, as announced by ODOT, with all ramps at the interchange operational. Final paving towards complete project conclusion is expected this fall.

Ohio Department of Transportation urged drivers to follow the "Move Over" law for roadside worker safety, reflecting on the human aspect of workers at risk.

The I-71 NB ramp to I-270 WB in Columbus was closed due to concrete failure, causing commuter delays. Repairs are underway with a reopening expected by August 14. Detours are provided as the concrete strength is assessed.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is setting up an OVI checkpoint in Belmont, Jackson, Knox, and Wood Counties on August 15 to catch and deter impaired drivers.

The Columbus Department of Public Service uses social media to remind drivers of road safety rules for school buses, emphasizing the "#STOPmeansSTOP" message from the Vision Zero Columbus initiative.

A crash on I-70 East near SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and a complete closure of the eastbound lanes. ODOT advised commuters to expect long delays and seek alternate routes.

A crash on I-70 east at SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and road closure, but the road has since reopened, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation - Columbus District 6.

Ohio Department of Transportation is hiring Traffic Dispatchers in Columbus to monitor traffic, manage digital message boards, and respond to incidents.

SR 113 in Lorain County has reopened, following an earlier closure due to an incident. Details of the incident are unclear, but traffic flow has resumed.

Grove City is introducing a three-way stop at Southwest Blvd. and McDowell Road to ease congestion, with signs and markings to aid the transition started yesterday.

The Morse Road and Reynoldsburg-New Albany Road roundabout in Gahanna will be closed for resurfacing from September 8 for five days, weather permitting, with detours provided.

Dublin's Ballantrae roundabout will undergo a planting refresh to replace greenery with hardy, salt-tolerant plants for year-round beauty, with minimal disruption expected.

ODOT plans to build roundabouts at three rural Ohio intersections to improve safety and traffic, expecting to reduce crashes and injuries, with construction starting in 2027.

I-70 WB in Columbus was closed between 315 and Wilson Road, affecting local traffic and causing delays. The Harrison Road bridge over I-70 was also closed indefinitely.

The Ohio Department of Transportation cleared trees to improve visibility at a dangerous intersection, highlighting the efforts on social media with a Vanilla Ice lyric.

Lancaster, Ohio, moves to grant South Central Power Company a franchise to develop its electric infrastructure, aiming to provide better electric services to residents.

The new shared use path in Dublin is under construction along Riverside Drive, including a 130-foot pedestrian bridge, with traffic impacts expected until its completion in October 2025.

ODOT data shows roundabouts significantly reduce severe crashes in Ohio, with ODOT Director Pamela Boratyn emphasizing their effectiveness in saving lives during National Roundabouts Week.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is set to conduct two OVI checkpoints in Gallia County on September 19 to prevent drunk driving and promote road safety.

Officials promote roundabouts for safety during National Roundabouts Week, citing data showing a significant reduction in crashes and fatalities at intersections converted into roundabouts.

Ohio Department of Transportation approves an aviation permit for a Haslam Sports Group building project in Brook Park near Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport after thorough review and consultation.

Columbus State Community College has begun construction on OhioHealth Hall to increase healthcare workforce graduates, funded by a $66.5 million investment and supported by a $25 million endowment from OhioHealth.

Ohio's ODOT District 5 is seeking Seasonal Highway Technician 1 hires with CDLs for winter road maintenance across seven counties, as announced on Facebook.

Dublin is progressing with the construction of an 880-foot shared use path along Riverside Drive, including a new pedestrian bridge. Temporary lane closures are expected until October 2025.

ODOT has begun a major rebuild of I-90 in Cuyahoga County to improve safety and traffic flow. The project includes bridge repairs and aims to prevent accidents.

The Plains, Ohio, is experiencing new traffic patterns due to construction at a key intersection, with ODOT announcing openings and ongoing work at the roundabouts on U.S. 33 and SR 682.

Columbus, Ohio, is advancing the Linden Green Line project, a seven-mile park that repurposes an old railroad, linking Linden and Northland. The city council approved $900,000 for the project, and an architect has been selected.

Dublin's Metro Center Revitalization Plan received the Specialized Plan Award from the Ohio APA for transforming an old office park into a mixed-use area.

The Hilliard Division of Police has initiated the Blue Envelope Program to assist drivers with disabilities during traffic stops by providing information to officers.

After months of construction, Eiterman Road in Dublin has reopened, with numerous infrastructure upgrades including new sewers, water main, paving, and lighting.

Ohio Department of Transportation spotlights October as a key month for road safety, focusing on National Teen Driver Safety Week and National Move Over Awareness Day to promote safe driving behaviors and awareness.

Dublin is revitalizing the plant life around a local traffic circle to improve durability and maintain aesthetics, without altering the original design.

Traffic signal upgrades at Mill and Granville Streets in Gahanna will cause disruptions from Oct 27 to early Nov, with lane closures and delays expected.

Madison County is undergoing a paving project on Big Plain Circleville Road SE, which may affect commutes. The work is scheduled to end by late October, weather permitting.

ODOT is studying improvements for a dangerous intersection in Jefferson Township to enhance traffic safety, with a roundabout as a potential solution.

The Ohio Department of Transportation and HAPCAP are expanding the GoBus network, adding four new routes to better connect rural Ohioans to education and jobs.

Dublin has refurbished its tennis and basketball courts at Woods of Brighton, Dalmore, and Trinity Parks, improving playability and safety for local residents.

Dublin City Council approves the Bridge North development, including office space, residential units, retail, a Hilton hotel, and infrastructure upgrades, with construction beginning in 2026.

Dublin's Ballantrae Traffic Circle is slated for a botanical update with planting starting in late October, focusing on sustainability, maintenance ease, and year-round visual appeal while preserving the circle's design and daffodils.

ODOT's Downtown Ramp Up project is changing the I-70/I-71 corridor in Columbus with lane restrictions, ramp closures, and construction to improve traffic flow and safety.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is actively recruiting new members, highlighting the variety of roles within the force and emphasizing community service and integrity.

The Ohio Department of Transportation reports that 91 road crews have been hit this year, urging drivers to follow safety laws by moving over for vehicles with flashing lights.

Ohio promotes road safety with Buckle Up Phone Down Day on October 29, targeting seatbelt use and reducing distracted driving to lower traffic fatalities.

ODOT reminds Ohioans of road maintenance roles, urging minimal driving during bad weather, and to give plows space, except on the Ohio Turnpike, which ODOT does not service.

Multiple accidents on 270SB at Davidson Rd caused delays; Hilliard Police advised motorists to avoid the area. Traffic was backed up to Tuttle Crossing.

Upper Arlington is surveying Henderson Road for future improvements; the preliminary data collection starts November 10, impacting traffic between Stonehaven Drive and Reed Road.

Dublin's S.R. 161/Post Road and U.S. 33 interchange project, aimed at safety and efficiency, is complete, highlighting successful interagency collaboration.

Ohio's ODOT, OSHP, and OTSO are working to decrease traffic fatalities, aiming for a fourth year of reductions. With 976 deaths as of November, agencies call for safe driving to continue the trend.

ODOT will re-stripe North Bridge Street in Chillicothe to add a lane and ease holiday traffic, causing temporary delays from November 18. The work aims for completion by the following week if weather permits.

Lancaster invites the community to its annual Holiday Parade on Saturday, November 22, starting at 10 AM, with a route from Fairgrounds to North Broad Street.

Ohio is preparing for increased Thanksgiving traffic, with ODOT analyzing historical data to advise on travel times and utilizing OHGO for real-time traffic updates and alerts. Construction work may still cause some disruption.

Ohio Department of Transportation announces construction disruptions in Summit County, affecting travel times and necessitating detours, especially in the Akron area.

A sewage leak at Norwich Township Fire Station 83 ruined holiday toy donations. The department seeks new, unwrapped toys, especially for teens, from the Hilliard community.

Ohio's ODNR is investing $2.9 million into local parks for upgrades and new facilities across 64 counties, with the NatureWorks grant program funding 76 projects.

The Lancaster Police Department warns motorists of traffic signal outages at major intersections downtown due to AEP's maintenance. Drivers should treat these as four-way stops and exercise caution.

AAA predicts heavy holiday traffic in Ohio, with most people driving. ODOT notes unusual traffic spread due to Thursday holiday, urges travelers to use OHGO for navigation and info on road conditions, despite reduced construction activity.

The new I-71 southbound flyover ramp in Ohio is set to open, aiming to reduce congestion and improve traffic safety by efficiently separating I-71 and I-70 westbound lanes.

Westerville partners with COTA to launch an on-demand transportation service, COTA//Plus, offering $3 rides within a specified area, bookable via an app or phone call.

A vehicle incident and power outage disrupted traffic on N. Memorial Drive in Lancaster, but order was restored with all traffic lights functioning normally again.

Delaware's new Fire Station 305 is under construction, converting a former warehouse to improve east side emergency services, with completion expected by July 2027.

Upper Arlington launches its 2026 Capital Improvement Program to upgrade infrastructure, including street reconstruction, maintenance, waterline replacements, a shared-use path, and pedestrian improvements.

A water main break in Worthington has closed High Street and Larrimer Avenue, with Columbus Water crews working on repairs and the city advising on detours.

COTA has introduced a Tap to Pay system for bus fares, allowing riders to use credit/debit cards or mobile devices, with fare capping for cost efficiency.

Worthington's High Street reopened after a water main break repair, and temporary plates cover the site until paving is done, with a notice for drivers to be cautious.

Traffic fatalities in Ohio have decreased for the fourth consecutive year, with a 3% drop in 2025. Efforts to improve road safety, including stricter distracted driving laws and driver education, are credited for the decline.

A two-vehicle collision temporarily closed a road in Franklin Township but was quickly reopened by the Division of Fire; details of the crash are still pending.

A utility pole replacement will close West Central Ave. in Delaware, Ohio, on Tuesday, causing traffic disruptions, the City of Delaware advised the public via social media.

W. Central Ave. in Delaware will be closed on January 13, 2026, for utility pole replacement, affecting traffic between Troy Rd. and Grady Hospital's east entrance from 9 am to 9 pm.

Columbia Gas begins the second year of road-disrupting infrastructure upgrades in our city, with work affecting major roads and adding modern safety features to gas lines.

Upper Arlington residents are preparing for disruptions due to ongoing Columbia Gas infrastructure upgrades, affecting roads like Lane Avenue through 2026 with lane reductions and closures.

New Albany Fieldhouse and Community Center's construction is progressing, with steelwork completed and the focus now on enclosing the turf fieldhouse. The project aims to finish by year-end.

A utility project will cause Beech Road in New Albany, Ohio, to be one lane with flaggers managing traffic from January 26-30, potentially delaying motorists.

A Norfolk Southern Railroad train unexpectedly halted in Madison County, disrupting all railroad crossings in London city, causing delays for commuters. The blockage was cleared after about 30 minutes.

Honda and DriveOhio concluded a two-year trial of a Proactive Roadway Maintenance System that could improve road safety by using vehicle data to identify road issues early.

Upper Arlington invites locals to a community event discussing Zollinger Road safety and mobility improvements.

The Dublin Link glowed blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week, honoring those who rely on enteral nutrition and promoting understanding of their experiences.

Amazon-owned Zoox has begun manual test runs of retrofitted vehicles on Columbus streets as the company scales after a Las Vegas rollout.

Federal prosecutors say two Ohio paving companies will pay $30 million to settle allegations they submitted falsified asphalt test results on federally funded road projects.

A waterline break left parts of Commercial Point under a boil alert, officials advise boiling tap water two minutes for 48 hours after service is restored.

ODOT progresses into the second year of the SR 159/North Bridge Street project to enhance safety and reduce congestion, with major changes to traffic flow expected.

Newark traffic was disrupted due to malfunctioning lights at a major intersection, prompting police involvement and social media updates until the issue was resolved.

ODOT will close the I-71 rest areas in Medina County on March 2 and convert them into truck-only lots, expanding the sites as part of a statewide push to add more truck parking. The local project will add dozens of marked truck stalls and new facilities.

The White House says Japan will finance a roughly $33B, 9.2GW gas plant near Portsmouth as part of a $550B pledge. Officials and local planners say many details remain unresolved.

State patrol data flag a short I‑270 stretch near U.S. 23 as the Outerbelt’s worst for crashes, with hundreds of collisions in recent years. ODOT and troopers are focusing fixes and enforcement on the worst spots.

Douglas Stephens, Toledo's utilities director, is set to lead the Northwestern Water and Sewer District beginning March 16, succeeding Jerry Greiner after decades at the helm.

ODOT's draft study narrows the long‑discussed US 23–I‑71 connector to five corridors north of Ashley and will take public comment through April 14. Open houses begin in early March.

COTA says battery-electric buses underperformed and will add dozens of CNG coaches this year, a shift that complicates its net‑zero timeline.

A barge struck the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge on Friday, closing the crossing while inspectors assess damage and detours are set.

Chunks of concrete fell from an I-70 overpass onto Fisher Road in West Columbus on Monday. Crews closed the roadway while engineers inspected the span.

Three automated Nussbaum trucks began hauling freight along I‑70 in a DriveOhio–INDOT pilot this week, testing safety sensors and automated braking in Midwest weather. Officials say drivers remain in the cab as the states gather safety data.

Crews have started the Capital Line’s Gay Street phase, the two‑mile, roughly $100M walk‑and‑bike loop designed to stitch downtown to the Scioto Peninsula.

Ohio picked nine public‑safety agencies for a statewide drone pilot that will deploy vetted drone‑in‑a‑box systems to speed emergency response and stream live video to commanders.

Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

Traffic-camera footage shows a driver reversing on I‑270 near Exit 33 in southeast Columbus, prompting fresh safety warnings.

ODOT will close a scenic section of SR 315 along the Olentangy River starting March 30 for roughly 120 days to fix erosion. Expect detours through Powell and heavier traffic on parallel roads.

A two-vehicle crash near Wilberforce Monday killed one driver and left several people injured, including two Reynoldsburg residents, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.

Daren Griffin has taken charge of the Columbus airports as CMH Next’s $2 billion terminal rises. He’s juggling construction, TSA changes and a push for Europe flights.

Two public meetings this week will explain proposed route, schedule and station changes tied to the LinkUS BRT program.

Final chance to shape the Linden Green Line — the online survey closes April 10 and a public workshop is set for April 22.

ODOT selected 64 NEVI sites backed by $51M in federal funds, private partners will add matching dollars and construction is expected to start next year.

RCT Flex launches May 4 with weekday early- and late-shift loops, deviation pickups and a MATI-funded evaluation to track job-access impacts.

New FMCSA rules are forcing Ohio drivers to re‑verify immigration status, and the state's BMV has paused certain CDL issuances. A Pickerington school‑bus driver says his full‑time route is in limbo while paperwork is reviewed.

County leaders preview multi‑million road projects and warn a proposed property‑tax amendment could shave about $50.3M from county agencies.

Rickenbacker airport and a ring of warehouses have made Columbus a national logistics hub. A new ODW Lockbourne project will add automation and hundreds of jobs.

Columbus will replace more than 50,000 lead and galvanized service lines at no direct cost to homeowners during scheduled street projects.