Ohio inaugurated their first safety corridor in 2018 over a 17-mile area, which ultimately resulted in 30% fewer crashes. A safety corridor is a length of highway that the Ohio Department of Transportation designates as endangering areas. In these areas, there is better supervision from state troopers and other law enforcement officers to reduce the occurrences of bad driving behaviors and crashes. The active use and monitoring of these safety corridors is meant to educate drivers of distracted driving consequences, as well as be a show of intense effort to put an end to distracted driving.