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I-70 rolling roadblocks planned near New Carlisle Sunday

ODOT will briefly close I-70 in both directions this weekend while crews finish overhead utility work.

I-70 will see short, repeated closures in both directions between Taywood Road and Union Road on Sunday, October 25, about 15.7 miles from New Carlisle. The closures will run from 7 to 9 a.m. as crews finish overhead utility work overhead the highway. ODOT +1

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What drivers can expect

ODOT says each direction will face full closures lasting up to 15 minutes at a time during the two-hour window. Law enforcement officers will hold traffic in a rolling roadblock while the closures happen, rather than diverting cars onto a detour route. The work covers the westbound lanes ODOT and the eastbound lanes ODOT of I-70 between the same two interchanges.

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How we know this:

This report is based on road-work notices the Ohio Department of Transportation posted for October 25, 2026, covering both the westbound and eastbound sides of I-70 between Taywood Road and Union Road. ODOT +1

The source filing

RoadI-70 between Taywood Road and Union Road
Directionwestbound
CategoryRoad Work - Planned
DescriptionI-70 in each direction will be subject to short-term (15-minute) intermittent periods of full closure between Taywood Road and Union Road from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Sunday, October 25. Traffic will be maintained in a rolling roadblock with law enforcement officers. Crews will be completing overhead utilities.
Distance from New Carlisle15.7 miles
ReportedOctober 25, 2026, 7:00 a.m.
Expected endOctober 25, 2026, 9:00 a.m.
View the original at ohgo.com

Published by Ohio Department of Transportation (OHGO). This is the agency's public filing as The Lantern received it, shown with its fields named in plain English.

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