Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Pamela Boratyn visited Dayton to kick off the 2025 road construction season, which will invest a record $3.2 billion in road improvements, bridge updates and safety projects.

With snow in the forecast for Thursday, Ohio Department of Transportation crews are making sure trucks, drivers and equipment are ready to safely roll across the state.

Ten projects from state departments of transportation in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota and Wisconsin won top prizes in the regional 2024 America’s Transportation Awards competition.

The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County during the week of June 30.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Jack Marchbanks Monday announced new recommendations to improve safety and traffic flow on a heavily traveled section of U.S. 23 between Columbus and Toledo.

The Ohio Department of Transportation confirms that one of its employees was killed in a tragic work zone incident on state Route 60 in Muskingum County on Friday, June 7.

The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County during the week of June 2.

The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County during the week of May 26. 

The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County during the week of May 20. 

The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County during the week of May 12. 

Governor Mike DeWine issued the following statement Tuesday regarding the death of former ODOT Director Jerry Wray.

It’s spring, it’s Earth Day, and it’s all happy – until you see litter, and you’re reminded of the human problem that haunts us all.

The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) has approved investing $127.3 million for 18 major transportation projects in 13 counties over the next four years.

The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) Center recently received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to fly a large drone over a portion of the U.S. 33 corridor northwest of Columbus. This special permission was needed to operate an uncrewed aircraft beyond the pilot’s sight, typically referred to as beyond visual line of sight, or BVLOS, operations.  

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Jack Marchbanks Thursday announced the launch of a new initiative that will use technology to detect traffic congestion and warn drivers of dangerous slow-downs.