The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is currently developing a safety project at the I-270/Roberts Road interchange. ODOT is evaluating several alternatives for improving the interchange. The purpose of the proposed I-270/Roberts Road project is to improve safety and reduce congestion at the interchange.
ODOT’s Highway Safety Programs (HSP) focus on freeway and non-freeway, high congested locations. Each year, the department prioritizes these locations for improvements using available funding. Hot Spot Locations are two-mile segments of the freeway or non-freeway locations with more than 250 crashes over three years. Roberts Road is currently identified as a Hot Spot Location. The bridges on Roberts Road over I-270 also need improvements including new bridge decks and more clearance in order to meet Federal Highway standards.
There are four proposed alternatives ranging from keeping the existing structure to completely rebuilding the interchange. All four options are shown and explained on this page.
ODOT held a public meeting on November 16, 2010 to present the current proposals to the public. The handout from that meeting is 
here and the powerpoint presented is here.
Comments or questions on the project can be referred to:
Brenton Bogard, E.I.
ODOT District 6
400 East William Street
Delaware, OH 43015
Email Brenton