The Cleveland Innerbelt Bridge is one of the most traveled in Ohio. Unfortunately, it needs a lot of work and after numerous years of study, things are about to start trucking forward. The idea is to improve safety, reduce congestion and modernize interstate travel along I-71, I-77 and I-90 through Downtown Cleveland. It's one of the largest Ohio transportation projects ever undertaken. Three design firms will be selected in March to draft proposals for the bridge section. Some critics say the initial design outlines don't do enough to advance the region and meet the surrounding communities' needs.

Guests

Bonnie Teeuwen, Director, ODOT District 12

Paul Alsenas, Director, Cuyahoga County Planning Commission

Robert Brown, Director, Cleveland City Planning Commission

Steven Litt, Art/Architecture Critic, The Plain Dealer