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Training

The Loop 6.12.26

Matt Bruning and Renee Deford discuss work zone safety and enforcement efforts across Ohio. The episode highlights common causes of traffic incidents, showcases ODOT crew efforts on culvert replacement projects, and explains the use of remote-controlled trench rollers for soil compaction in road construction.

Provider: Ohio Department of Transportation
Length: 4 min. 3 sec.
Website: Link to URL
Record Types: Videos
Topics: Law Enforcement; Speeding; Work Zone Safety

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