Ohio experiences slow-moving "superloads" of up to 900,000 pounds for Intel and other companies, causing potential road closures and lasting 8-15 days.

Ohio faces a series of slow-moving "superloads," weighing up to 900,000 pounds, as the state transports oversized equipment for Intel and other companies building facilities in Central Ohio. These loads, which may cause road closures and require adjustments to electric lines and road signs, are expected to take between eight and 15 days to complete their journey, traveling at a maximum speed of around 10 to 15 miles per hour. Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) suggests checking their website for updates on road closures and real-time camera footage to anticipate these slow-moving loads.