Author: Buckeye Law Group

The City of Toledo identifies the Douglas Road and Monroe Street intersection as a 2026 improvement project intended to support pedestrian safety, driver safety, and better pavement conditions. For people

South Limestone Street in Springfield, Ohio, is the focus of safety improvements intended to reduce conflicts between vehicles entering, leaving, and traveling along the corridor. The Ohio Department of Transportation’s

Middletown, Ohio’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) effort is best understood as a road-safety planning-and-delivery process funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation. For residents following this community

Euclid’s Lakeshore Boulevard pedestrian safety improvements aim to enhance roadway visibility, provide safer crossing opportunities, and strengthen connections between Downtown Euclid, Sims Park, and the Lake Erie waterfront. The City

Cincinnati’s Victory Parkway Improvement Project represents a significant investment in roadway safety, pedestrian accessibility, and transportation infrastructure. Overseen by the Cincinnati Department of Transportation & Engineering (DOTE), the project includes

Greater Akron’s latest regional crash report shows fewer crashes overall, but serious injuries remain a concern. The Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study’s 2022–2024 analysis separates encouraging declines in fatalities from

St. Clair Avenue’s danger comes into focus when you look beyond fender-benders to deaths and life-changing injuries. Cleveland reports at least 14 people killed and 79 seriously injured between East

The City of Dayton, Ohio, has adopted a comprehensive Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan to address traffic fatalities, serious injuries, and hazardous roadway conditions throughout

Cleveland’s daylight saving time ends on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 2:00 a.m., when clocks move backward one hour and Northeast Ohio returns to Eastern Standard Time (EST). While the

Halloween weekend brings celebrations throughout Dayton, Ohio, but increased nighttime traffic, pedestrians, and alcohol-related activities also create important safety concerns. Whether you are attending an event in downtown Dayton, visiting