Today's winter storm has caused several accidents across Northeast Ohio.
The problem of Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) plow trucks being struck by other vehicles continues to grow worse.
3News' Isabel Lawrence confirmed with ODOT that three plows have been hit across the state on Friday alone, making it 12 times already this year that the agency's trucks have been struck.
On Friday morning, an ODOT plow was struck by a vehicle while working to clear snow along I-71 North near the I-76 interchange in Medina County.
ODOT tells 3News their plow driver was traveling northbound in the slow lane when a box truck passed on the left. The truck’s rear end then struck the plow blade, according to ODOT officials.
There were no injuries to either driver.
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