US 35 Projects

U.S. 35 Trebein/Valley

Press Release:  35 Interchange Moves Forward at State Level

A new interchange project in Beavercreek Twp. is moving forward, bringing with it enhanced safety, economic development opportunities and improved traffic flow along U.S. 35 in the township and Greene County.  Click the link to read more about it: Press Release

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 Total Cost of the Intersection

  • $32 million
    1. 80% State $25.6 million
    2. 20% Local $6.4 million

2018 ODOT Approved Next Phase II - $2 million

  1. Township was able to negotiate a land donation in the amount of $820,000.00 to move the project to Phase II
  2. 2019 Design and Right-of-Way land negotiation began
  3. Construction Funding application 2021

  For updated information regarding this project, visit: District 8 - Lebanon | Ohio Department of Transportation 

  Questions can be directed to: 

Kathleen Fuller, CPM |Public Information Officer| ODOT District 8| 505 S.R. 741 South, Lebanon, Ohio 45036| (o) 513-933-6517 | transportation.ohio.gov | Kathleen.Fuller@dot.ohio.gov


Superstreet Intersection U.S. 35 at Factory Road and Orchard Lane

U.S. 35 Superstreet Coming to a Completion


With the traffic pattern changed at Orchard Lane, left-turn and cross-over movements at U.S. 35 are prohibited, and motorists traveling on Orchard Lane are now required to turn right onto U.S. 35 and either continue to the nearby loon, where they can make a legal U-turn and proceed on U.S. 35 in the opposite direction, or return to the side street.


To see a video of traffic operations in an RCUT similar to the Superstreet, click on the image below: US 35 Superstreet Opens in new window[lnks.gd]


What is a Superstreet?

  • It is a non-traditional signalized intersection that can provide more capacity than a traditional traffic signal.
  • It does not allow side street traffic to turn left or go straight through the main intersection – these movements turn right and do a U-turn at a nearby signal to get to their desired path.

Superstreet Advantages

  • It would provide considerable improvement in operations until the interchanges can be funded/built.
    1. Total Cost for a Bridge over U.S. 35- $93.6 million
      • 80% State $75.88 million
      • 20% Local $18.72 million
    2. Superstreet Cost-$15 million
  • Higher Capacity - Breaks movements of a traditional 8 phase intersection into several smaller 2 phase intersections.  This allows more GREEN time to be directed to heavy movements (higher capacity compared to a traditional signal).
  • The signals can be program or operated during major local events
  • Provides much better coordination (both directions independent) which should reduce the amount of times vehicles stop going through the corridor.
  • Proposed Superstreet signal can process 836 more vehicles per hour on U.S. 35 compared to the existing signal/timing
  • Less chance of severe angle crashes
  • Safety– fewer conflict points.
    1. Previous Conventional Intersection 32 conflict points
    2. Superstreet Intersection 14 conflict points