Ohio Road Construction Map (2024)

FAQs

Can you see road construction on Google Maps? ›

When you add the Google Traffic widget, you'll see: Traffic information and delays in your area. Crashes, construction, or road closures nearby.

If you're not sure where to start or just would like to communicate with us, please call us at (614) 466-7170​ or contact us online through our feedback form. The form will route your concern to the most appropriate office within ODOT for attention.

From 3-14-1831 to the present time all state roads are 60 feet wide. From 1792 to 2-17-1804 any width necessary. From 2-17-1804 to 1-22-1806 any width necessary not over 66 feet. From 1-22-1806 to 2-20-1809 any width necessary not over 60 feet.

Today, Ohio uses the motor fuel tax and vehicle registration fees to provide the bulk of funding for local, regional, and statewide transportation projects.

Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) - Transportation & Engineering.

Beginning on January 1, 2023, the standard mileage rates for the use of a personal vehicle is 65.5 cents per mile driven for business use. This is 3 cents more than the 2022 year rate. These rates apply to all vehicle types (including electric, hybrid-electric, gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles).

To register for a USDOT number, you can apply online through the FMCSA's Unified Registration System (URS). The URS system will guide you through the registration process and help you determine what other registrations, permits, or authorities you may need.

State Route 7 (SR 7), formerly known as Inter-county Highway 7 until 1921 and State Highway 7 in 1922, is a north–south state highway in the southern and eastern portions of the U.S. state of Ohio. At about 336 miles (541 km) in length, it is the longest state route in Ohio.

All County and Township roads established shall be a minimum of 30' wide or a maximum of 60' wide.

Check out hundreds of gravel and dirty road routes across the eastern half of Ohio from Lake Erie to the Ohio River Valley south to Shawnee State Forest.

Why are Ohio roads better than Michigan? ›

In fact, ODOT's frontman says Ohio's roads are almost fully funded by the gas tax. In contrast, Michigan's sales tax on gas does NOT go to roads. In Michigan, crews constantly patch cracks and road holes – mainly blamed on freeze-thaw cycles during brutal winter months.

The Ohio Department of Transportation constructs and maintains the state transportation system. Generally, we are responsible for interstate routes, as well as state and federal routes outside of municipalities.

I'm usually amazed with the depth and accuracy of Google Maps when it comes to road construction, closures and traffic flow. I often see this kind of content accurately represented on local streets in smaller towns.

Find out about traffic conditions

Markers indicate incidents such as hazards , road closures , road construction , accidents , and more.

See Traffic in Google Maps: Easy Steps

Search for a location, tap the Layers icon (the overlapping diamonds), and select "Traffic" to see current conditions. If you're commuting, search for the destination and tap "Directions" to find the most traffic-free route.