Roads

The Ohio Department of Transportation kicked off construction season on Monday. In total, ODOT is expecting to invest $2.5 billion into more than 1,000 projects, including 198 projects in Southwest Ohio.

The City of Dayton is one of 14 recipients of Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Grants in Ohio. The grants come from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and will pay for safety improvements on local roads.

The North Hamilton Crossing is a pie-shaped patchwork of interchanges that includes several major state roads and the CSX Railroad.

ODOT officials are asking drivers to keep themselves and other people safe by slowing down through work zones, keeping a safe distance from the cars in front of them, and signaling those lane changes.

Nearly three quarters of Ohio’s counties have received a “state of emergency” declaration because of severe weather last month.

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley is vowing to fight a provision in the new two-year state transportation budget that would penalize cities for the use of red-light…

House lawmakers Thursday overwhelmingly voted to approve a transportation bill that would increase the state gas tax by just under 11 cents, and raise the…

A group of lawmakers is looking into where Ohio is falling short when it comes to repairing roads and bridges, and how to bring in more money.…

Drivers on I-75 through Dayton should get used to orange barrels.The Dayton Daily News reports construction work that began in 2006 will continue until…