I-75 construction south of Dayton to see lane changes starting Sunday

Starting Sept. 30, 2020, travelers can expect traffic pattern changes and lane closures on Interstate 75 as a result of bridge repairs over Edwin C. Moses Boulevard and Carillon Boulevard that will continue well into 2021. The Ruhlin Company, contracted by the Ohio Department of Transportation, will replace bridge decks and remove the U-turn lane from Edwin C. Moses Boulevard.

Credit: MARSHALL GORBY/STAFF

Credit: MARSHALL GORBY/STAFF

Starting Sept. 30, 2020, travelers can expect traffic pattern changes and lane closures on Interstate 75 as a result of bridge repairs over Edwin C. Moses Boulevard and Carillon Boulevard that will continue well into 2021. The Ruhlin Company, contracted by the Ohio Department of Transportation, will replace bridge decks and remove the U-turn lane from Edwin C. Moses Boulevard.
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Oct 7, 2023
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Construction on Interstate 75 south of Dayton continues, but starting Sunday drivers will see the traffic pattern in both directions shift to the right.

Crews will be removing the concrete barrier south of Dryden Road through Saturday, Oct. 21. This new traffic pattern will maintain three lanes of traffic in each direction.

Reconstruction of I-75 between Ohio 725 and U.S. 35 began earlier this year and will continue through the summer of 2025.

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