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Video Report: The Ohio DOT Highlights Peak Times for Holiday Travel

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The weekly video update from the Ohio Department of Transportation highlights the days and times of peak holiday travel this year, along with a special farewell for two long-serving and now-retiring agency workers plus a special surprise for a two-year-old boy who dropped off Christmas cookies to our Wood County Garage.

 

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1917: The Forerunner of the @oregon_dot Gets Its Start

A couple of days after the enactment of the Oregon Highway Law, the Morning Oregonian newspaper assessed that its overall provisions could help make possible “a real system of highways that will aid immeasurably the growth and prosperity of the state.” Read more: https://transportationhistory.org/2020/02/19/1917-the-forerunner-of-the-oregon-dot-gets-its-start/ ...

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