Ohio Road Construction Map (2024)

FAQs

What is the construction on the I75 in Ohio? ›

Interstate 75 Projects

I-75 will experience major reconstruction including a traffic pattern shift, ramp closures, and lane restrictions in each direction. This project includes new pavement, storm sewers, lighting, and minor bridge repairs. Estimated completion: Summer 2025.

Ohgo before you go-go — view road restrictions and closures on Ohio roads and see in real-time how these events are affecting your commute.

Construction projects are important investments to maintain the existing state, federal, and interstate highway system, increase its efficiency and capacity, and enhance safety for motorists in Ohio.

Interstate System. Ohio has the nation's 5th largest interstate system: over 8,000 lane miles. Enough interstate to travel from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. about 3 times.

The Cincinnati Children's Eastgate medical building will be located at 4315 Ivy Pointe Blvd., south of the intersection of Interstate 275 and Ohio 32 in Clermont County.

The construction ranges from new-to-the-area chain gas stations in local communities to multi-million dollar buildings with Honda/LG, SEMCORP, Dayton Children's, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the former Mendelson's headquarters, among others.

The Ohio Department of Transportation's OHGO App is your official source for real-time Ohio traffic updates. Get customized notifications on traffic, construction, weather, and other incidents affecting your route.

In Ohio, the highway runs at a generally southeast–northwest angle from the west-central to the southeastern part of the state, passing through mostly rural territory except for a significant portion running through downtown Columbus. Most of the route in the state, particularly east of Columbus, is expressway.

According to BLS data, the states with the highest level of employment for construction workers are Texas, California, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania.

Why do houses in Ohio have basem*nts? ›

Building foundations need to be below the frost line to avoid freezing and cracking in pipes. In cooler climates, the frost line is several feet below the surface, which is why many Northern homes have basem*nts.

Ohio has long been a center for brick-making. It's because there's a lot of clay in this part of the world. The executive director of the Cincinnati Preservation Association says Cincinnati once had one of the largest brick-making factories in the state.

State Route 7 (SR 7), formerly known as Inter-county Highway 7 until 1921 and State Highway 7 in 1922, is a north–south state highway in the southern and eastern portions of the U.S. state of Ohio. At about 336 miles (541 km) in length, it is the longest state route in Ohio.

On February 6, 1832 the road was designat- ed by the State of Ohio as Road Number 20, the first state road, and became known as the Port Washington Road. MILLERSBurg As you travel East from Millersburg on this roadway you will see many Amish farms and drive through the villages of Beck's Mills and Saltillo.

Ohio, constituent state of the United States of America, on the northeastern edge of the Midwest region. Lake Erie lies on the north, Pennsylvania on the east, West Virginia and Kentucky on the southeast and south, Indiana on the west, and Michigan on the northwest.

The I-75/I-64 widening project was let to construction on August 18, 2022. The project was awarded on August 23, 2022 at a combined cost of $48,244,600. Construction will begin September 2022.

Alligator Alley

The highway previously existed as a two-lane tollway connecting the two coasts of Florida. Initially known as the Everglades Parkway (SR 84), it opened for traffic on February 11, 1968, after four years of construction.

Construction of I-74 began in 1958 in Indiana and wascompleted with its terminal connection to I-75 in Cincinnati in 1974. It branches from I-75 four miles north of downtown and cuts diagonally (pictured above) acrossthe Mill Creek Valley before following the creek's west fork through Mt. Airy Forest.