Major road work starting soon on I-90 in Rocky River, Lakewood, Cleveland
The work on I-90 between West and Hilliard boulevards, spanning Rocky River, Lakewood and Cleveland, is expected to be completed in October 2028, according to a Monday news release from ODOT.
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The $173 million project includes a median barrier wall replacement, drainage improvements, minor shoulder widening and overhead lighting replacement, according to the release.
Starting Monday, Aug. 4, there will be 'various off-peak lane restrictions to install temporary pavement,' reads the release. Once that's done, traffic in both directions will be shifted to the shoulders.
Starting Friday, Aug. 8, eastbound traffic between Hilliard Boulevard and Alger Road will be reduced from four to three lanes. There will be various other lane restrictions and ramp closures while work continues over the next three years.
'Simple, responsible driving behaviors, such as obeying the work zone speed limit, paying attention to work zone signage, maintaining a safe following distance and eliminating distractions, can go a long way in protecting not only motorists but also the men and women working to repair and maintain our roadways,' reads the release.
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That stretch of highway, first built in the 1960s and 1970s, sees more than 140,000 vehicles each day, according to the release.
Check the Ohio Department of Transportation's OHGO website or app for traffic updates.
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