Ohio Logos is a subsidiary of Interstate Logos, the largest provider of contract logo signing and tourist-oriented directional signing (TODS) programs in the country. Interested in Participating? All of the information you need, along with an online Application can …

Here’s how you know. Learn more about the Ohio Logo program, and apply to display your business on highway logo signage.

download or print a BLANK APPLICATION specific to your service category. Is the location currently open? certify that my Location satisfies all of the requirements as outlined under the Eligibility Criteria.

Ohio Logos. 770 Harrison Dr. Columbus, Ohio 43204 (800) 860-5646 or (614) 717-0833 FAX: (614) 717-0836 ohiologos@interstatelogos.com Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM

The law is part of a broader distracted driving campaign, and it requires the Department to erect signs where an interstate or United States route enters Ohio and where a road, originating from a commercial service airport, exits the airport’s property.

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Our Ohio Interstate 71 sign is precise replica that follows the 1957 federal government standards for Interstate highway markers. We use same layout rules and fonts the highway department used to create the originals back in the 1950s and 1960s.

Additionally, the SDMM was converted from a PDF manual to a Web-Based manual. The updated publication and the separate revision package, which includes the Revision Log, are available from the ODOT Design Reference Resource Center or from the Office of Roadway Engineering’s Traffic Standards website.

D5-H9aP OHIO WELCOME CENTER 7/15/16 D5-12P INTERSTATE OASIS 4/20/12 D5-13 BRAKE CHECK AREA 1/2 MILE 4/20/12 D5-14 BRAKE CHECK AREA (arrow) 4/20/12 ... Sign Designs and Markings Manual (TEM 295-2) Page 4a-5 Revised July 15, 2022 Guide Signs – Directional CODE DESIGNATION LEGEND OR TITLE and notes ...

There are LOTS of different traffic signs that you’ll meet on Ohio roadways. Some signs indicate traffic rules in the area. Others warn you of hazards ahead. Still, others guide you to certain locations. The shape, color, symbols, and writing in these signs indicate important information drivers must take note of. Let’s talk about them.