Ohio Statewide ITS Architecture

Ohio Department of Transportation

Description

Ohio Department of Transportation is responsible for developing and maintaining all state and federal roadways in the state of Ohio with exception of the Ohio Turnpike. In addition to highways, the department also helps develop public transportation and public aviation programs. The Ohio DOT is headquartered in Columbus and has divided the state into 12 districts in order to facilitate regional development. Each district is responsible for the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of the state and federal highways in their district.

Associated Inventory

Ohio DOT Traffic Data Archive System

Ohio DOT Safety Patrol Vehicles

Ohio DOT District Maintenance Repair Facilities

Ohio DOT OHGO Traveler Information System

Ohio DOT Statewide TMC

Ohio DOT District Offices

Ohio DOT Maintenance and Construction Vehicles

Ohio DOT Rest Area Tourist Information Centers

Ohio DOT Rest Area Truck Parking Availability System

Ohio DOT CCTV Cameras

Ohio DOT DMS

Ohio DOT HAR

Ohio DOT Overheight Vehicle Detection System

Ohio DOT Ramp Meters

Ohio DOT RWIS Stations

Ohio DOT Traffic Signal Systems

Ohio DOT Speed Monitoring Roadside Equipment

Ohio DOT Automated Roadway Treatment Systems

Ohio DOT Automated Gate Closure Systems

Ohio DOT Lane Control Devices

Connected Vehicles Roadside Equipment

Ohio DOT Infrastructure Monitoring Sensors

Ohio DOT Storage Facilities

Ohio DOT Animal Detection System

Ohio DOT Lift Bridge Equipment

Ohio DOT Maintenance and Construction Center Personnel

Ohio DOT Vehicle Detection Devices

Ohio DOT 511 Telephone Information Service

Ohio DOT Variable Speed Limit Signs