Links to Maps and Newsletter Updates of the Ongoing Construction of I-75 and US 35 in the Greater Downtown Dayton Area.

We’d like your feedback on how the Ohio Department Of Transportation (ODOT) communicated updates to the general public about this project as it progressed. Your feedback will be used to help improve how future highway reconstruction projects are handled.

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.

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.

The program provides aesthetically appealing corridors leading into Ohio's cities and villages.

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.

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 responisbility of the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

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

The Ohio 21st Century Transportation Priorities Task Force is bringing all Ohioans to the table to explore the broad spectrum of transportation issues facing the state.

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."

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.

Shows real time traffic on US 35, Interstates 70 & 75.

ODOT is offering up to date road travel status reports for Ohio's major metropolitan areas on Twitter.com.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's transportation stimulus funds totaling $774 million will be spent in nearly every Ohio county. Based on federal calculations for transportation investment, an estimated 21,257 jobs will be created or retained through these stimulus projects, with thousands of additional jobs likely to be spurred by the economic development that will occur as a result of the projects.

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.

Interstate 75 through Dayton will be upgraded and modernized over the next 10-12 years.

Create three continuous lanes of traffic on I-75 in both directions.

This project is currently under development for possible construction after 2013, dependent on funding.

This project will create a third travel lane on I-70 from SR 72 to US 40 in Clark County. It will also improve the pavement condition and widen the shoulder along this stretch of interstate. The project also includes the installation of cable barrier in the median of I-70 for increased safety.

Since 1992, the Ohio Department of Transportation has invested $98 million to improve and modernize pedestrian and bicycle routes across the state.

Visit this site if you're interested in obtaining surplus equipment from the State of Ohio.