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News Highlights: ODOT uses new technology to remove snow from roads faster, save money CINCINNATI - Ahead of snow showers in time for your Tuesday

Updated: 5:28 PM EST January 18, 2021 Since entering 2021, we haven't seen much snow in Central Ohio--This is typically the snowiest month of the year.  While we've lacked any large scale winter storms this month, we have seen some smaller scale winter weather events that have caused some headaches out on the roadways.  These types of events are things like scattered snow showers, snow bands and even snow squalls.  According to the National Weather Service(NWS), "A snow squall is an intense short-lived burst of heavy snowfall that leads to a quick reduction in visibilities ...

ODOT using new tech to clear snow from roads faster, save money Ahead of snow showers in time for your Tuesday commute, the Ohio Department of Transportation is clearing streets using a new GPS program that helps crews tackling winter weather. and last updated 2021-01-18 23:32:50-05 CINCINNATI — Ahead of snow showers in time for your Tuesday commute, the Ohio Department of Transportation is clearing streets using a new GPS program that helps crews tackling winter weather. Now on every ODOT snow plow, you'll find a next-generation GPS AVL (auto vehicle location), an efficiency map that he...

autoevolution 18 Dec 2020, 9:36 UTC · by 1 photo None other better fits this bill than the dude in the video below. Call him Hood Panda or call him the naked rollerblader who took to Ohio’s Interstate 670 to show off his skills – and assets – in heavy traffic. The Ohio Department of Transportation would rather you called him a very reckless pedestrian whose stunt should not be replicated. This video is viral, having started making the rounds simultaneously on social media and reddit the other day. It was shot in Columbus, Ohio, on a stretch of the I-670, nearing exit Neil Avenue...

Ohio State Highway Patrol unveils new tool to promote work zone safety OSHP work zone dashboard will provide information for drivers New tool to promote work zone safety By Chris Frye | December 15, 2020 at 10:38 PM EST - Updated December 15 at 10:38 PM Columbus, Ohio (WOIO) - Work zones crashes becoming all to common on Ohio roadways. Now, the Ohio State Highway Patrol created a new tool devoted to work zone safety and officials hope this will curb future accidents in construction areas. In the last five years, there have been over 32-thousand crashes in Ohio work zones. A total of 126 ...