Ohio Department of Transportation

Pandemic relief funds are set aside to prevent the road hazards that have caused significant damage in some parts of Ohio.

The project involves highways around the central interchange in Akron where I-77, I-76, and State Route 8 meet. Work will occur over the next four years.

The multiyear project includes road resurfacing, more lanes and reworking of ramps to improve safety.

Several major road projects are on hold until funding levels return to pre-pandemic levels.

Motorists are advised to adjust their commutes in anticipation of the construction to repair damages from last week's fiery crash.

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