Written By: Micah Dixon
Posted July 24, 2019

Source: nford / Radio One
The state has said that while wrong way driving accidents make up a small portion son accidents, they are still more likely to be deadly. So the state of Ohio will be implementing its first electronic wrong way detection signs.
The signs will stretch for 18 miles, on 71, near Hamilton County, southeast Ohio. Once a wrong way driver is detected the signs will start blinking and alert the Ohio department of Transportaion and traffic Management.
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