CLEVELAND (AP) — Ohio will receive $850,000 a year after striking a deal with State Farm to place advertising on vans that help stranded motorists.

The national insurer has inked a four-year contract with the Ohio Department of Transportation that gives the company sponsorship rights for the agency’s safety patrol vehicles. The contract could be extended to a total of 10 years.

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