American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's transportation stimulus funds totaling $774 million will be spent in nearly every Ohio county. View this site for up-to-date information on the latest news releases and detailed project information.

Have a question? Use this list to find the appropriate department of who to call in District 4.

Click here for directions to our district office located in Akron.

Report any potholes you find on District 4 roadways.

Visit the Special Hauling Permit section.

Upcoming Public Involvement meetings held within District 4.

This Web site provides updates and information regarding several ongoing and upcoming projects along the SR 8 corridor from Akron to Northfield Center.

Originally built in the 1950's and 1960's, Akron's Central Interchange has become outdated and unable to manage the exisitng traffic demands.

The study area closely follows the SR 18 Corridor, from Medina Line Road east to the IR 77 Interchange, including the interchange and then continues south along IR 77 to and including the SR 21 Interchange

2009 will mark another busy construction season in District 4. This year the District will have approximately 80 projects valued over $555 million. Included in these projects is the SR 8 corridor and the major widening of I-80 in Mahoning County.

Latest statisticts involving crashes, injuries and fatalities in workzones, and driving tips to help motorists reduce work zone crashes.

By volunteering to clean a two-mile stretch of highway, at least four times a year, groups care for the environment, their community, and help minimize ODOT's maintenance costs.

For information on lane and road closures caused by construction, accidents, flooding or other related traffic events, visit ODOT's gateway to traffic and roadway information

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, which oversees driver and motor vehicle licensing and registration, continues to make services more convenient, efficient and cost-effective.

Information, pictures, and links for the state's 26 designated scenic byways, recognized for their scenic, historic, recreational, cultural, archaeological, and/or natural qualities

Keeping Ohioans as safe as possible on state routes and highways is the responsibility of the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Commercial transportation companies in Ohio are public utilities under the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO). The PUCO registers motor carriers and ensures they adhere to state and federal safety standards.

The logo sign program provides for the placement of business logos at rural and urban freeway and expressway interchanges for gas, food, lodging, camping and attraction facilities meeting certain eligibility criteria.

Here in Ohio you'll uncover a wide array of events, attractions and activities that are sure to make your time spent in Ohio unforgettable.

Whether you are traveling on business or for pleasure, stop by one of Ohio’s Travel Information Centers and discover the many things to explore in the great "Buckeye State."

ODOT invites all Ohioans to join the “Transportation Conversation” and help explore a broad spectrum of issues facing the state.

ODOT's web resource for maps, including transportation, rail and other general types of mapping tools.