2017 Toledo bridge case highlights gaps in Ohio's fencing requirements
Ohio adopted a bridge-fencing policy in 1985 after recognizing the danger of objects thrown from overpasses, but the state Supreme Court reached different liability outcomes in fatal Cincinnati and Toledo cases.
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