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The Ohio Department of Public Safety is the administrative department of the Ohio state government responsible for the protection and safety of residents and visitors.
Ohio Statistics and Analytics for Traffic Safety dashboards show interactive statistics and maps using Ohio crash data. Search for crash reports or explore traffic crash data.
ODPS is comprised nine divisions working to save lives, reduce injuries and economic loss, administer Ohio's motor vehicle laws and preserve the safety and wellbeing of all citizens.
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Oversees driver and motor vehicle licensing and registration and continues to make services more convenient, efficient and cost-effective.
The Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS) remains dedicated to our core mission: safety, service, and protection.
The Ohio Department of Public Safety receives crash reports on public roadways from all law enforcement agencies in Ohio for statistical purposes only. Once we receive the crash report, it will be available on our crash report search website .
Many Ohio BMV services are available online, including: OPLATES: Renew/replace/exchange your vehicle plates. Reinstatement Fees: If your license is suspended, view your reinstatement requirements or pay your reinstatement fees. Driver License/ID Card: Check the processing status of your driver license/identification card.
We strive to make your experience with the BMV more convenient and efficient. The BMV offers the Ohio Driver Manual as a study guide for those needing an Ohio Driver License, required by law to drive a motor vehicle in Ohio, and sets out guidance on motor vehicle laws.
Ohio Department of Public Safety. The Ohio Department of Public Safety touches millions of Ohioans with a core mission centered on the principles of safety, service and protection.
In December of 2022, Governor DeWine appointed Wilson Director of the Ohio Department of Public Safety. As a member of the Governor’s Cabinet, Wilson provides overall leadership and oversees public safety’s nine divisions, nearly 4,000 employees, and $2.5 billion biannual budget, all dedicated to a mission of safety, service, and protection.