Flying Wheel Magazine - Ohio State Highway Patrol
WEBOur Flying Wheel magazine covers Ohio State Highway Patrol news and events from around the state. Read our current issue. Past Issues
WEBThroughout 2020, the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Criminal Intel Unit at Ohio’s primary Fusion Center, the Statewide Terrorism Analysis & Crime Center, provided critical Intel support and threat assessments
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WEBFlying Wheel Emblem. The Flying Wheel is a federally-registered trademark and one of the most distinguishable images of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The Flying Wheel and Trooper Badge marks are available for approved uses from electronic files or printed artwork from the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Public Affairs Unit.
WEBThis Flying Wheel issue highlights the importance of what you did in 2020 and celebrates our annual award winners. It may look different from how we have acknowledged our top performers in years past, because even in recognizing our best, we had to adapt.
WEBIn October, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) announced an effort between multiple state agencies and private sector businesses that will make Ohio school buses more visible to other motorists and safer for the 1.6 million students transported on them. OSHP, ODOT and Ohio Department of …
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WEBIn 1933, the Flying Wheel insignia was designed by combing the wings of the Roman god Mercury to represent speed and the wheel to reflect traffic law enforcement. The designer, Joseph Goldberg, wanted to fit the design on a patch and signify everything pertaining to the Patrol. Many truckers call OSHP Troopers "flying tire salesman".
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WEBIn 1992, they moved to dark grey cruisers marked with the famous "flying wheel" insignia on the doors and a yellow stripe running the length of the car to make patrol cars more visible to motorists, in the hopes of avoiding trooper deaths related to accidents in Northern Ohio's strong winter storms.
WEBDistractions continue to take eyes off the road, and impaired drivers make the dangerous decision to get behind the wheel. Innocent lives are constantly jeopardized by these selfish motivations, and we must be the protectors of our highways.
New Flying Wheel magazine... - Ohio State Highway Patrol
WEBNew Flying Wheel magazine available at http://statepatrol.ohio.gov/publications.stm