Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Proposed Project Was Selected for Project Development, Final Design, Right-of-way Acquisition, and Construction and Includes Activities to Grade Separate Race Road and Close an At-grade Crossing at Maddock Road in North Ridgeville, Ohio. the Project Will Grade-separate One Crossing and Close Another, Thereby Eliminating All At-grade Crossings Over a Three-mile Stretch of Norfolk Southern Track and Subsequently Improving Safety. in Addition, the Project Will Construct a Dedicated Mixed-use Path for Cyclists and Pedestrians. the Project Enhances Safety and Mobility by Eliminating a Grade Crossing, Lessening Delays Resulting From Blocked Trains, and Improving Emergency Response Times by Approximately Two Minutes. After Completion of the Project, a Grade Crossing Will Be Closed and Replaced With a Grade-separated Highway Bridge. Once the Project Is Complete, the Traveling Public and Norfolk Southern Will Have Improved Safety Benefits Along This Corridor.
Committed
$26.3 Million
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