The Ohio Department of Transportation decided to take another precaution this winter in hopes of dwindling down the 44,000 plus accidents it suffered last year – as a result of serve winter weather conditions.
The DOT will now offer winter advisory, Twitter updates for the highways in Cincinnati, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, Columbus and Dayton.
The updates will be provided from the following twitter profiles:

“Safety is always our top priority… [And] social networking websites such as Twitter are increasingly becoming a very useful tool in sharing information, especially among our younger populations.”
It should also be noted that this is a test project and more areas will be added as the project progresses forward.
As always, I would advise that users check their twitter feeds before leaving the house and not while driving.
For more information please visit: www.BuckeyeTraffic.org/twitter
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It is good to see that goverment is accepting twitter’s impact. Bravo.
Wonder how this will turn out. Hope no one crashes, cus you just know someone will check there phone for updates.
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