The Ohio Turnpike is considering publicly shaming truckers who owe $25 million in unpaid tolls, a significant portion of this debt belong to repeat offenders, primarily commercial trucking companies. The state legislature is also considering ending an unfair practice of billing landlords for water debt their tenants created. The strategy involves publishing a list of the biggest toll scoff laws on social media and sharing it with trucking associations and other states. However, critics argue that this strategy is not effective as it would be in court. The Ohio House passed a bill banning local governments from placing liens on rental properties for unpaid water and sewer bills, and preventing cities from shutting off services based on a renter's unpaid balance.