ROSS COUNTY — New video from the Ohio Department of Transportation shows a snowplow being hit by a car on Sunday.
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The crash happened on U.S. 35 in Ross County.
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15 ODOT plows across the state have been hit this winter season, according to a social media post by the department.
Three snowplows were hit on Sunday, including the one in this video.
The video shows a red pickup truck in the right lane appears to lose control and spin out in front of the plow.
The plow strikes the truck, which then goes off the left side of the road.
It is unclear if anyone was injured in this crash.
ODOT asks drivers to give snowplows room to work.
So far this winter, we have had 15 ODOT plows struck across the state of Ohio. This compares to 22 hit all of last winter. On Sunday, three of our plows, including this one on US 35 in Ross County, were struck. Please, give us room to work. #ODOTwinter pic.twitter.com/bmDytxMeE6
— ODOT_SouthOhio (@ODOT_SouthOhio) January 6, 2025
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