SR-73 construction in Ohio today

Every ODOT work zone on SR-73 in Ohio today: lane closures, full closures, which direction and how long each lasts.

7 work zones · 0 full closures · updated every 15 minutes

Lanes closedEastboundResurfacing on S.R. 73, from the intersection with 1st Street in the city of Trenton to Radabaugh Road. Traffic will be maintained in one lane with the use of flaggers. (E STATE ST)until Nov 1
Lanes closedWestboundResurfacing on S.R. 73, from the intersection with 1st Street in the city of Trenton to Radabaugh Road. Traffic will be maintained in one lane with the use of flaggers. (OXFORD STATE RD)until Nov 1
Lanes closedWestboundResurfacing on S.R. 73, between its junction with S.R. 741 in the city of Springboro to Red Lion Five Points Road. Traffic will be maintained in a minimum of one lane in either direction with the use of flaggers and traffic control devices. (SR 73)until Nov 1
One lane, alternatingNorthboundBridge replacement project on SR 73 between Line Road and Mad River Road.until Nov 30
One lane, alternatingSouthboundBridge replacement project on SR 73 between Line Road and Mad River Road.until Nov 30
Lanes closedEastboundResurfacing S.R. 73, between Red Lion- Five Points Road and Harveysburg Road, as well as the installation of a left-turn lane on S.R. 73 at Old S.R. 73 near Waynesville. Traffic will be maintained in one lane in either direction with the use of flaggers and/or other traffic control devices. (SR 73)until Nov 30
Lanes closedEastboundResurfacing on S.R. 73, between its junction with S.R. 741 in the city of Springboro to Red Lion Five Points Road. Traffic will be maintained in a minimum of one lane in either direction with the use of flaggers and traffic control devices. (W CENTRAL AVE)until Nov 1

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From the Ohio Department of Transportation's work zone feed (WZDx), as Orbit keeps it. Closures can change at short notice; follow the signs on the road. Some work zones come with few details from ODOT.

Driving SR-73?Orbit warns you about work zones ahead on your side of the road, and goes quiet when drivers are getting through at speed.

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