The Ohio Department of Transportation shared a time-lapse on Sunday morning showing how quickly road conditions can change after early morning snowfall. The video shared what one plow driver saw in just under two hours on I-271 Sunday morning. “As always, stay safe out there, drive per the conditions, and give plows room to work,” the post said. MORE: https://www.cleveland19.com/2026/01/11/odot-shows-how-quickly-road-conditions-change-with-early-morning-snowfall/ | Cleveland 19 News

Last year, more than 120 ODOT crews were struck while working on Ohio's roadways. We're committed to keeping that number from rising. That’s why ODOT, through DriveOhio, continues to explore and test innovative technologies designed to protect our workers. | Ohio Department of Transportation

36K views · 323 reactions | WATCH: Traffic cameras from the Ohio Department of Transportation captured the moment this morning's 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit northern Ohio. STORY: bit.ly/2I8dJlQ | ABC15 Arizona | Facebook

636K views · 1.2K reactions | Several of our OHGO.com traffic cameras captured a meteor tonight, including this one. | Ohio Department of Transportation | Facebook

1.3M views · 6.1K reactions | EARTHQUAKE #2 TODAY in Ohio captured by Ohio Department of Transportation cameras via our friend Matt Bruning ... no injuries so we can quote the song: "Whole lotta shakin' goin' on!" In our minds this is unusual. In the GEOLOGIC sense of time and space and force, it probably isn't even really that much of a deal. WE just aren't used to it!!! | Spencer Adkins Weather (TV Meteorologist) | Facebook