States unite in crackdown on distracted driving

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is joining forces with members of the 6-State Trooper Project as of Monday, April 6. The ...
WHIO

Ohio below national average for distracted driving, study reports

A new study indicates that Ohio drivers were less distracted behind the wheel in 2025, as they tapped on their phones 7.2% less than the nationwide average. This finding coincided with the ...

OSP joins 6-state project to crack down on distracted driving

The Ohio State Highway Patrol said it is joining forces with other members of the 6-State Trooper Project to focus on ...
Richland Source

6-state Trooper Project to focus on distracted driving enforcement

The Ohio State Highway Patrol will join forces with members of the 6-State Trooper Project to focus on distracted driving ...

Troopers from W.Va., Ohio, Ky. to crack down on distracted driving in partnership

Troopers from six states are coming together to crack down on distracted driving.Troopers from West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer

Study says Ohioans tap phones less while driving than US average

Ohio has less distracted driving compared to the national average, according to recent study. Distracted driving crashes have also been falling in the state since 2021. The study from Cambridge Mobile ...
Coshocton Tribune

Students take the wheel on demonstrating dangers of distracted driving

Two Coshocton County Career Center seniors received a grant to create a campaign against distracted driving. The project, "No Text Is Worth the Wreck," aims to educate teen drivers on the dangers and ...
NBC4 Columbus

Ohio motorists use their phones while driving less than national average, study finds

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A study has found that Ohio drivers use their phones less than the national average, with state leaders crediting a state law passed in 2023 that bans drivers from holding a ...