3 intersections to become all-way stopsVW independent staff/submitted informationLIMA — The Ohio Department of Transportation District 1 will convert three intersections to all-way stops to improve safety. The changes are expected to begin in two weeks and are part of a statewide initiative that is implementing all-way stops at select intersections throughout Ohio. “Following the successful implementation of all-way stops at eight intersections in the spring, initial results are encouraging and well-received by local communities,” said Chris Hughes, ODOT District 1 deputy director. Throughout Ohio, ODOT is reviewing intersections to determine where all-way stops could make travel safer. Since 2018, the state of North Carolina converted over 500 intersections from a typical two-way to all-way stop control.