ODOT FEEDBACK INFORMATION /
TIPS
We'd like to hear from you...
But we'd also like for your questions and comments to be directed to the most
suitable location. Please take a look at the following categories to find
answers for frequently asked questions and locate the best place to address your
concerns. Click on the arrows to expand or collapse a category.
ODOT does not handle BMV issues, such as drivers licensing, vehicle
registration, CDLs, etc...
In Ohio, vehicle and driver issues are handled by the Ohio Department of
Public Safety, Bureau of Motor Vehicles (
ODPS,
BMV).
Links to BMV information:
BMV Home Page |
Listing of
BMV Branch Offices |
obtaining or renewing a Drivers License |
Commercial Drivers License (CDL) |
Motor Vehicle Registration |
Online License Plates Renewal
|
Title Information
Please e-mail the
BMV
Registrar or the ODPS
Webmaster directly with other related questions or for more information
not covered in their Web site.
Trucking & Commercial Motor Carrier Information, Motor Carrier Vehicle
Registration, Driver Medical Waivers...
Issues regarding commercial motor carrier vehicles, DOT and ICC registration
numbers, safety issues, and hazardous materials, are administered at a state
level by the
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO)'s Transportation Department
and at the federal level by the
Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration (FMCSA) division of the
U.S. Department of Transportation
(US DOT). Please consult the PUCO and FMCSA links for more information
and assistance with motor carrier/trucking related matters.
Medical Waiver info: Bureau of Motor Vehicles' CDL page
section on Medical Waivers | PUCO's
Medical Exam and Medical Waiver Page |
FMCSA-Motor Carrier and Driver Laws Page
The Ohio Turnpike...
The Ohio Turnpike (variously I-76, I-80 and I-80/I-90) is a toll road and is
operated and maintained by the Ohio Turnpike Commission -- an agency that is
separate and independent of ODOT.
Ohio Turnpike Links:
Turnpike Home Page
| Fare
Schedule |
Turnpike
Construction |
Comments/Complain/Contact info
Not all roads in Ohio are ODOT responsibility...
ODOT is involved in the planning, building and maintenance of the transportation
infrastructure within the state of Ohio. One of ODOT's main responsibilities is
the 'State System' of roads, which include State, U.S. and Interstate Routes.
While the state system represents a considerable number of roadway miles
throughout the state, local roads (county, township, city streets, etc.) -- and
certain responsibilities on some state system roadways -- are handled by local
county, township and municipal authorities.
ODOT's 12 district offices are familiar with local jurisdictional boundaries and
are a good source for clarification and contact information as to the
appropriate local ODOT garage or other local agency with authority over specific
locations. Use the
ODOT District Map
and Contact Information to identify and contact your local ODOT office.
My vehicle was damaged on a state system road...
Please use
Damage Incident Report and Court of Claims Information Page if you have
had damage to your vehicle on a 'State System' roadway (please see the
definition of 'State System' roadway in the listing above).
How do I order a map?
ODOT provides state maps free of charge. Use the
Map Order
Page to request a map. Other types and formats of maps are available;
visit ODOT's Map
Page for more.
Detailed individual county maps are produced and distributed through each of
Ohio's 88 County Engineers Offices. Use the
County
Engineers Association of Ohio Links Page for contact information on
ordering local county-level maps. ODOT does not centrally collect or distribute
these maps.
General inquiries...
If your question, item of concern, or feedback is not covered by the above
categories please use the form below to submit your comments to ODOT for
consideration. Items of specific and/or localized nature will be referred to
the appropriate district offices or other departmental office for attention and
response.