Project Information & Transportation Studies of Interest
Akron Central Interchange Project Information on the proposed upgrades to the Interstates 76 & 77 Central Interchange and the near "West Leg" in Akron. A joint effort between ODOT, the city of Akron and the Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study.	The Allen Interstate 75 Study ODOT in cooperation with FHWA is proposing to correct geometric deficiencies, improve pavement and bridge conditions, improve safety, and increase transportation efficiency within the I-75 corridor in Allen and Auglaize counties, Ohio.
Barreling Ahead is a program encompassing numerous multi-million-dollar transportation-related projects in the Miami Valley over the next decade.	The Brent Spence Bridge  and its approaches are key elements of the nation’s Interstate Highway System. This facility, carrying both I-75 and I-71 traffic through the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area, has significant safety and capacity problems and is under study for improvement. For more details, click here.
Cleveland Innerbelt Study/Cleveland Urban Core Projects. The purpose of this study is to develop a strategy for the intelligent renewal of the transportation infrastructure within the Innerbelt Corridor in downtown Cleveland. The Public Involvement Process is highly emphasized in this two-year effort, click here to visit the Cleveland Innerbelt Study Website for more information	Far East Freeway Study The Ohio Department of Transportation has initiated a year-long study to find solutions that reduce congestion and accidents on Interstate 70 between Interstate 270 and State Route 256. Click here for more on this study.
I-70/I-71 Columbus South Innerbelt Corridor Study ODOT has begun efforts on an 18-month study to seek solutions to the problems of congestion, traffic delays and safety hazards on the I-70/I-71 split in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Public input is an important part of this study, click here for more details on the study and how to participate.	I-75 Mill Creek Expressway This study, in the Cincinnati/St. Bernard/ Elmwood Place area, aims to improve traffic flow, enhance safety and minimize impacts to adjacent properties along I-75 from the Paddock Road interchange on the north and the Western Hills Viaduct interchange on the south.
I-270 Columbus North Central Outerbelt Study A 6-month study to seek solutions to the problems of congestion and accidents at the interchanges of State Route 315, U.S. Route 23, and Interstate 71, click here for more on this study.	I-475 - Planning Toward The Future ODOT has identified the need to initiate a study for short, medium, and long-term improvements to the I-475 corridor in the Toledo Metropolitan area. Click here for more on this study.
Maumee River Crossing/The Veterans' Glass City Skyway This distinctive downtown Toledo bridge is the largest single project ODOT has ever constructed. Click here for more about this "new gateway for Toledo and the region."	Northeast Expressway Transformation (NExT)  on the I-270/State Route 161/Sunbury Road corridor is the next big project for central Ohio. Click here for more details on this 3½ year project.
Toledo I-75/I-475 Interchange, Improving your Ride This Study's Mission: "To facilitate a process by which interested groups and individuals in the Toledo Metropolitan Area will work with the project team to develop a preferred alternative for improving the I-75/I-475 systems interchange that can be approved and funded". Click here for more.	Thru the Valley Project The Thru the Valley project involves the widening and reconstruction of I-75 from I-275 (on the north) to Paddock Road (on the south) in Hamilton County, Southwest Ohio.
U.S. 30 Informational Web Site Information about upgrading U.S. 30 from a two-lane to a four-lane divided highway from Hancock County in northwest Ohio to State Route 11 east of Lisbon in northeast Ohio. Visit: www.us30.org	U.S. 24 - "Fort to Port" Realignment and expansion of U.S. Route 24 from Ft. Wayne, IN to Port Toledo in northwest Ohio. This road is a major truck route and creates safety problems because of its current winding alignment. The new alignment will  improve safety and increase mobility. Construction is underway for one section of this project and two other sections are under study. Click here for more information.
U.S. 224 Corridor Study  In an effort to address congestion and safety concerns in the Canfield and Boardman Townships area, ODOT and the Eastgate Regional Council of Governments have undertaken a joint project to study the U.S. Route 224 corridor between SR 11 and I-680. Click here for study details.