Roads crews have been out overnight clearing main roadways to make your morning commute easier and safer.

ODOT and city crews have been out working to help keep your roadways clear and are prepared for another round of snowfall Monday afternoon.

UPDATE: ODOT crews have been pretreating and plowing Central Ohio roadways, ramps and bridges to make sure they are safe and passable.

Travelers in six Ohio cities can now use Twitter feeds to get updates on winter-related traffic problems.

Crews in every Central Ohio county are working until 7 p.m. Wednesday, and in some cases later, depending on the weather conditions.

Ohio transportation officials plan to cut down on their air fleet in hopes of raising $700,000.

ODOT returns state Route 315 northbound to its normal traffic configuration for Tuesday’s rush-hour traffic.

New and improved lanes reopen, but drivers still will encounter some restrictions during the next six or so days.

All lanes of northbound state Route 315 are open Saturday morning—just in time for the Ohio State game against Illinois.

UPDATE: NBC 4 gets more detailed information about the reopening of S.R. 315 lanes and ramps.

Getting to an OSU home football game will be much more difficult because of the 315 construction. The university, ODOT and bicyclists have suggestions to get you to and from the game with as little hassle as possible.

Three men who worked for the Ohio Department of Transportation and two people who did business with the agency in Cleveland have pleaded guilty in a corruption investigation.

Three business people have been charged in Cleveland in a widening investigation of alleged contract steering in the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Prosecutors say as many as 31 people could face charges as part of a corruption probe at the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Motorists driving the east-west connector every day breath a sigh of relief.