The Ohio Turnpike is a major toll road that spans approximately 241 miles across the state of Ohio. It connects the cities of Cleveland and Erie, Pennsylvania, providing a vital transportation route for both commercial and personal vehicles. The turnpike was opened in 1955 and is known for its well-maintained roadways and services. The turnpike features several rest areas and service plazas, offering amenities such as food, fuel, and restrooms for travelers. It is an important part of the U.S. Interstate Highway System, facilitating efficient travel and commerce throughout the region.