Champion City Drivers Ed

Read the Road: There's Space for all of us.

Fatal and serious injury crashes involving bicyclists and pedestrians are again on the rise. We're proud to partner with Ohio Department of Transportation on this new campaign to keep everyone safe.

How you can help:
🚸 Yielding to pedestrians
⚠️ Obeying the speed limits
👁️ Stay alert and visible when walking or biking
🤝 Share the road responsibly

More information on Read the Road: transportation.ohio.gov/ReadtheRoad

Sharp curves, rough roads, hidden driveways, steep hills, and no road shoulders are just some of the unique challenges faced by drivers in rural areas.

National Rural Road Safety Awareness Week is a critical time to remember that driving in rural areas can require a different mindset than navigating city streets or open interstates. ⤵️

It’s a drivers responsibility to know the law.

What Ohio’s new traffic stop law means for drivers and passengers A new Ohio law requires drivers and passengers to provide identifying information during traffic stops, expanding previous rules to all motor vehicle offenses while maintaining the need for reasonable suspicion to justify stops, aiming to clarify legal ambiguities faced by law enforcement.

Stay updated as laws change.

New Ohio law requires drivers, passengers to give police their names, other information House Bill 492 also expands Ohio's prohibition on interfering with officers enforcing motor vehicle laws and increases the penalty for violating that provision.

The more information you have, the better choices you can make! ✅

Speeding Catches Up With You

Not for Temporary Permits…..

Ohioans can choose to add their Driver’s License or ID card to Apple Wallet on iPhone and Apple Watch so they can present it easily and securely in person, in app, and at select TSA checkpoints. Learn more at www.bmv.ohio.gov/mobileID