'Slow traffic ahead:' New technology to warn Ohio drivers of slowdowns to prevent crashes
You could soon see a warning about stopped traffic on Ohio's most dangerous highways.
Stay updated with breaking news from Matt Bruning. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
You could soon see a warning about stopped traffic on Ohio's most dangerous highways.
You could soon see a warning about stopped traffic on Ohio's most dangerous highways.
(ONN) - The Ohio Department of Transportation is again urging people to pay attention to their crews on the roadways. So far this year, 24 ODOT crews have been hit by vehicles, with 16 of them being snowplows. ODOT calls this trend very concerning considering there haven't been many snow days so far this year,
On April 8 the total solar eclipse will stretch from Texas all the way through the heart of Ohio.
Ohio's Department of Transportation reports 16 crashes between cars and snow plows so far this year, with no serious injuries. Why do these collisions keep happening?