ODOT hopeful downward trend of drivers hitting working vehicles continues in 2024
Matt Bruning, press secretary for ODOT, said there are certain factors that can have an impact on the numbers in a given year, like weather.
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Matt Bruning, press secretary for ODOT, said there are certain factors that can have an impact on the numbers in a given year, like weather.
(ONN) - Ohio Department of Transportation vehicles were hit 56 times by drivers on the roadways in 2023, which is a sharp drop from previous years. ODOT’s Matt Bruning says that number was at 135 in 2022, and 154 in 2021. Bruning believes the crashes are most often caused by drivers who are either distracted
The state of Ohio is projected to have 4.8 million residents over the age of 65 by 2030, and according to data collected by ODOT, deaths involving older drivers
The Ohio Department of Transportation is monitoring road conditions this morning as a mix of snow and rain showers are expected to move into the area.
Check your tire pressure, have a professional check your brakes, and make sure an emergency kit is in your car.