This award to the public utilities commission of ohio is to reduce the number of CMV crashes on identified high crash corridors during the grant period this will be determined by the use of ohio s…

This $121,947 project grant from the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will support efforts to reduce commercial motor vehicle crashes in identified high-crash corridors in the state. Through September 2024, the commission will use Ohio's electronic crash system data to identify high-crash corridors and deploy all Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers, sergeants, lieutenants, and staff lieutenants to work on the project. The project aims to lower CMV crashes through the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program's high priority activities of supporting, enriching, and augmenting commercial motor vehicle safety programs in partnership with states and other jurisdictions.

This award to the public utilities commission of ohio is to reduce the number of CMV crashes on identified high crash corridors during the grant period this will be determined by the use of ohio s electronic crash system CMV crash data for identifying high crash corridors during the grant period all ohio state highway patrol troopers, sergeants, lieutenants, and staff lieutenants will be eligible to work on this project