Brent Spence Bridge Corridor

The Brent Spence Bridge was constructed in the 1960s to carry approximately 80,000 vehicles a day, but the daily I-75/I-71 traffic load has reached 160,000 vehicles in recent years. Because I-75 is a key freight corridor stretching from Canada to Florida, the congestion impacts commerce and commuters who travel the corridor in the eastern United States. Stretching from the Western Hills Viaduct in Ohio to Dixie Highway in Kentucky, the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project will be built without tolls and transform an eight-mile portion of the I-75/71 interstate corridor, including a new companion bridge immediately to the west of the existing bridge. More information about the project is available at BrentSpenceBridgeCorridor.com.