Ohio’s Cleveland In western Cuyahoga County, a heavily traveled section of Interstate 90 will experience lane restrictions for years as a result of a $173 million project to replace pavement and make other improvements starting next week.
The Ohio Department of Transportation said Monday that the project will span Interstate 90 from West Boulevard in Cleveland to Hilliard Boulevard in Rocky River.
It is anticipated that the work would continue until October 2028.
Every day, about 140,000 vehicles travel the highway, which was first built in the 1960s and 1970s.
Along with new pavement, the project will also involve installing new overhead lighting, increasing shoulders, enhancing drainage, and repairing middle barrier walls.
In order to lay temporary pavement, off-peak lane limitations will be in place starting Monday, August 4.
Both eastbound and westbound traffic will move to outside shoulders after this work is finished.
I-90 eastbound between Hilliard Boulevard and Alger Road will have three lanes instead of four starting on August 8.
ODOT officials stated that during the course of the repair, more lane limitations and ramp closures will be publicized.
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