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To view a map of active speed zones, please visit TIMS.
Statutory speed limits in Ohio are established in the Ohio Revised Code (ORC) for all roadway types. For speed limit information on a specific route, visit ORC Section 4511.21 . Changes to speed limits may take place.
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Transportation professionals can obtain safety priorities and key metrics in the Ohio Safety Map Viewer through ArcGIS Online. This mapping application also includes information required for the Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funding applications.
The Franklin County Engineer’s Office gets many requests to lower speed limits on a number of different types of roads within the county. This page better describes the reason for speed limits and the process of changing speed limits, especially those on county and township roads and streets.
TIMS is ODOT's GIS mapping portal where you can discover information about Ohio's transportation system, create maps, and share information.
A speed zone is a section of roadway with a different posted speed limit than the statutory speed limit. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) must approve speed zones that lower speed limits on all state, federal, interstate, and local roadways.
