Although, the Ohio State Highway Patrol has cracked down on distracted driving and speeding, law enforcement has only been issuing warnings for distracted driving during the law’s grace period.

Texting while driving is already illegal in Ohio but a new law takes effect April 4 that will make it easier for officers to pull over motorists.

OSHP data shows there were 1,112 fewer distracted driving crashes in Ohio from last October to this October than in the 12 months before the law was enforced.

Ohio's Distracted Driving Law sees fewer crashes, fatalitiesMore for You China Reacts to Pete Hegseth's Panama Canal Remarks Titanic crew sacrificed their lives to save passengers, new images ...

Preliminary data issued by the Ohio State Highway Patrol states that there were approximately 1,112 fewer distracted driving crashes from Oct. 5, 2023, when the law became enforceable, to Oct. 4 ...

Ohio has seen a dramatic drop in distracted driving-related crashes and deaths since a law banning cellphone use behind the wheel took effect last year. Fatalities related to those practices ...

LIMA — The Ohio Department of Transportation and the Ohio State Highway Patrol teamed up Wednesday to discuss distracted driving trends, a year after Ohio’s distracted driving law went into ...

Have Ohio distracted driving laws decreased crashes, traffic fatalities? Mark Cuban Optimistic New Trump Order Could Save 'Hundreds of Billions' Ranking All-You-Can-Eat Chain Buffets From Worst To ...

The Ohio State Highway Patrol doled out thousands of citations for distracted driving after the state’s new law went into effect in the fall, and claims the effort is making Ohio’s highways safer.

In April 2023, the Distracted Driving law became a primary offense in Ohio. Last year, there were 28 distracted driving-related fatal crashes throughout the state.

A new report shows a “notable” decrease in distracted driving in Ohio since a law making it illegal for drivers to hold a cellphone in most instances was passed in April 2023.