The Office of Traffic Management is responsible for delivering a core part of ODOT's mission statement: To make Ohio’s transportation system work better.
The office oversees many programs that collectively keep traffic moving safely and reliably on Ohio’s major roads. In the library below, learn about the programs we manage to fulfill our mission.
Learn More About Traffic Management's Responsibilities
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Transportation Systems Management & Operations (TSMO)
TSMO uses strategies, technologies, mobility services, and programs to optimize the safety, mobility, and reliability of the existing and planned transportation system.
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Statewide Traffic Management Center (TMC)
The TMC monitors and reports traffic conditions across the state around the clock.
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Ohio Traffic Incident Management (OTIM)
The Traffic Incident Management group coordinates with, and provides training for, regional incident responders.
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Weather Management
Weather has a major impact on traffic flow in Ohio. ODOT uses weather data to manage road crews and equipment.
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Performance Measures
Through data analysis and performance measurement, ODOT is better equipped to make the roadway system work more effectively.
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Traffic Regulations
View a listing of approved speed zones, school zone extensions, parking restrictions and village sign permits.
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Freeway Safety Patrol
A good samaritan program to assist stranded motorists on Ohio’s interstates.
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Towing & Recovery Incentive Payment (TRIP)
TRIP pays pre-qualified heavy-duty towing and recovery companies for quick clearance of commercial vehicle incidents.
