ODOT's Strategic Plan
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ODOT's MissionTo provide safe and easy movement of people and goods from place to place, we will:
ODOT's VisionA long-term, reliable, professional and highly productive organization. |
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ODOT's Guiding PrinciplesWe will serve, innovate, and communicate with purpose. We will be productive, lean, efficient and effective. We will utilize the public resources entrusted to us by satisfying the State’s transportation needs. We will be the standard of excellence for winter maintenance. We will create a working environment based on trust and mutual respect. We will value the diversity of all ODOT people. We will work together—one team: the Ohio Department of Transportation. |
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How are we doing?Our mission at ODOT is to provide the safe and easy movement of people and goods from place-to-place. And, we strive daily to reach that goal by: improving safety; taking care of what we have; making our system work better; and, enhancing capacity. Ohio’s network of roads, bridges, and highways is the state’s most valuable physical asset – totaling $115 billion. |
If you think that is impressive, check out some Ohio statistics
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ODOT's Performance Metrics
Clearly, we have a large and very significant responsibility. So, you’re probably wondering, “how is ODOT doing at achieving its goals, and are they doing it responsibly.” Well, the answer is in the data.
We invite you to check our interactive dashboard of performance metrics to see for yourself how ODOT achieves Excellence in Government. We can always get better, in fact, that’s our mantra, “Improve Every Day.”
Choose from the following categories for a deeper dive into what defines our metrics.
ODOT's Critical Success Factors (CSFs)
Safety CSF
Number of fatalities and serious injuries on Ohio’s roads.
Pavement Conditions CSF
Percent of road lane miles that are in Excellent, Good, and Fair condition based on pavement condition ratings. Measured on interstate/ lookalike, and 2-lane systems.
Bridge CSF
Weighted average bridge general appraisal rating for bridges greater than 10ft and excluding Ohio’s 150 major bridges.
Snow & Ice Removal CSF
Percent of Ohio’s primary and secondary roads that return to within 10 mph of expected speeds after the end of a snow event. Percent based on 2 hours for primary routes and 4 hour for secondary routes.
Congestion & Reliability CSF
Percent of time on weekdays between 5am and 9pm that Ohio’s primary routes operate at or near posted speed limits.
Construction Completion CSF
Not all highway projects are alike. This metric tracks how long it takes to complete a highway construction project.
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