Transportation Department

The Ohio Turnpike Commission administers and maintains the Ohio Turnpike. The mission of the Ohio Turnpike is to operate and maintain a user-fee supported highway with sound financial management that provides motorists and travelers with safe, modern and helpful services. The turnpike spans 241 miles along the northern corridor of the state from Indiana to Pennsylvania. The Commission has recently started work on a project to replace existing service plazas with more state-of-the-art facilities, offering larger facilities, an information wall with travel and weather information, a larger variety of food offerings and expanded restroom facilities. Ground was broken on the Ohio Turnpike in 1952, and it was completed and opened to traffic in 1955. The Ohio Turnpike Commission has offices in Berea, Ohio.

The State of Ohio Department of Transportation in Akron provides access to ODOT's Central Office District STIP Coordinators. These coordinators offer valuable information and assistance related to transportation projects within the Akron area. Generated from their website's infomation

The Department of Transportation in Cleveland, OH, serves as the hub for overseeing the city's intricate network of roads, bridges, and public transportation systems. Nestled in the heart of this bustling city, the department plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth flow of traffic and maintaining the infrastructure that keeps Cleveland connected. From managing road construction projects to implementing innovative traffic solutions, the Transportation Department is dedicated to enhancing the efficiency and safety of the city's transportation systems. With a team of experts at the helm, this department works tirelessly to address the evolving needs of Cleveland's growing population and bustling urban landscape. Generated using this place's available information