Orbit Ohio road construction · US-22
US-22 construction in Ohio today
Every ODOT work zone on US-22 in Ohio today: lane closures, full closures, which direction and how long each lasts.
5 work zones · 3 full closures · updated every 15 minutes
- Road closedSouthboundA pavement rehabilitation/reconstruction project on Davids Drive, between Rombach Avenue (U.S. 22) and Lynne Lane in the city of Wilmington. Beginning Monday, August 17, Davids Drive will be closed for up to 90 days, and traffic will be detoured via Progress Way, Airbourne Road, S.R. 134 and Davids Drive. (DAVIDS DR)until Nov 30
- Road closedNorthboundA pavement rehabilitation/reconstruction project on Davids Drive, between Rombach Avenue (U.S. 22) and Lynne Lane in the city of Wilmington. Beginning Monday, August 17, Davids Drive will be closed for up to 90 days, and traffic will be detoured via Progress Way, Airbourne Road, S.R. 134 and Davids Drive. (DAVIDS DR)until Nov 30
- Road closedEastbound90-day ramp closure. Detour: Continue east on U.S. 22 to EXIT 224 (SR 151 west), take EXIT 224 to SR 151 east, SR 151 east to U.S. 22 west, continue west on U.S. 22 to return to EXIT 219 (Cadiz/U.S. 250 east/SR 9 north). (LINCOLN AVE)until Nov 8
- Lanes closedEastboundResurfacing between the Warren County line and the corporation limit of Wilmington. Preliminary work will begin the week of April 6 and continue through early May. Paving operations are scheduled tentatively to begin in mid-May. Throughout construction, traffic will be maintained in a minimum of one lane with the use of flaggers and/or traffic control devices. (US 22)until Nov 6
- Lanes closedEastboundWVDOT bridge repair project. One lane of traffic is maintained throughout construction. Expect possible delays. (US 22)until Dec 31
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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.
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