In Ohio, drivers are required to have two license plates: one in the front and one in the back. However, recent events have put this policy under scrutiny as many people have questioned whether such laws allow police to use minor traffic violations as an…
Read MoreWrong way crashes may be rare, but they are still a serious problem in Ohio. Wrong-way crashes are about 100 times more deadly than other types of accidents, which make them one of the most dangerous types of accidents that you could be involved in….
Read MoreOfficers in Ohio are cracking down on speeding and other traffic violations in construction zones across the state. In fact, Cincinnati received $49,900 in federal traffic safety funding to specifically enforce traffic laws within construction zones in 2014 alone! This lead to a huge spike…
Read MoreIt’s so easy to get distracted while on the road. With such busy lives, it is tempting to use the time spent in the car to accomplish other tasks, but this is a risk not worth taking. According to the CDC, more than nine people…
Read MoreLiving right on the border where Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky all meet means that drivers with licenses from all three states end up getting ticketed regularly in the Cincinnati area. Unfortunately, many Indiana and Kentucky drivers think that it is best not to fight an…
Read MoreIt’s already illegal to text while driving in Ohio, but it’s currently a secondary offense for drivers over age 18, meaning a police officer has to observe some other illegal behavior — such as speeding or driving with expired license plates — to pull you…
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