Ohio reinstated licenses for thousands of drivers and waived $8.38 million in fees under a new law. Legislators adopted House Bill 29 in 2024 to make it harder to lose your driver's license for ...

Hundreds of thousands of Ohio drivers who face driver license suspensions every year may have an easier road to getting their licenses reinstated. Lawmakers gave final approval on Wednesday to a bill ...

Changes to state law will mean many Ohioans will get their driving privileges back Credit: JOHN G FOR THE MARSHALL PROJECT AND SIGNAL CLEVELAND A new Ohio law will lift driver’s license suspensions ...

Beginning Sept. 30, anyone under the age of 21 who gets a driver’s license in Ohio will have to go through driver’s education classes first. Currently, driver’s ed is required for 16 and 17-year-olds.

Many drivers across Ohio are without a license for behavior unrelated to dangerous driving. A new law going into effect Wednesday will make it easier for drivers to get their licenses back and harder ...

A new law is set to take effect next month that could soon lift driver's licenses suspensions for some Ohioans.House Bill 29 was signed into law, eliminating debt-related driver’s license ...

An Ohio state senator from Cincinnati says more than 400,000 Ohio drivers have their licenses back under a new law.Catherine Ingram (D-Cincinnati) co-sponsored the bill with Colerain Township’s Louis ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Big changes are coming for young drivers in Ohio. Starting Sept. 30, anyone between 18 and 20 will need to complete driver training and supervised practice hours before getting a ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Gov. Mike DeWine hopes his new $50 million plan to bring driver training back to Ohio high schools marks the first step toward a bigger goal: making Ohio only the second state in the ...

Practice doesn't always make perfect, but when it comes to motor vehicle safety, we are betting it can make Ohio's roads safer. It doesn't make sense to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine that the state requires ...

Ohio is closing a loophole that allowed adults to receive driving licenses with minimal education. A new state budget requires any Ohioan under the age of 21 to complete a full driver-training course.