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The Ohio Department of Transportation is upgrading the Interstate 270 and Easton Way interchange to improve safety and reduce congestion, with construction beginning in June and expected to finish by summer 2027. Key changes include a new traffic signal at the southbound I-270 exit and Easton Way, ramp widening, added lanes, and increased capacity to manage heavy traffic flow. The project, costing approximately $5.19 million, aims to ease traffic backups at one of the region's busiest intersections.
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