A driver suspected of being impaired at the time crashed into an Ohio Department of Transportation snowplow truck in Cleveland late Wednesday night.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A driver suspected of being impaired at the time crashed into an Ohio Department of Transportation snowplow truck in the Cleveland area late Wednesday night.
Troopers from the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Cleveland Post responded to the three-vehicle crash on I-77 south near Harvard Avenue at approximately 11 p.m. According to crash investigators, the ODOT truck was in the right lane when the front portion of the plow was struck by a black 2000 Mercedes that was passing by.If the safety of our drivers isn't motivating you to give them room to work, maybe thinking about your own safety will help. Seriously, getting too close to a snow plow is dangerous!
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