Welcome!
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation's (MassDOT) Methuen Rotary Project will make dramatic improvements to mobility, accessibility and safety at the rotary and on adjacent local and state roadways, including Interstate 93 (I-93) and Route 110 and Route 113 in Methuen. The project is funded, 100% design plans are complete and construction is anticipated to begin in the fall of 2013. Visit the Project Documents page to view the latest design plans.

What is going to change?

• Replace the rotary with a “partial cloverleaf” interchange
• Build a new northbound off-ramp from I-93 to westbound Route 110/113
• Realign the southbound off-ramp from I-93
• Build a new southbound on-ramp to I-93 from westbound Route 110/113
• Add or improve signals at 7 locations in the project area
• Build noise barriers along Noyes Street and Smith Avenue/Cherry Hill Circle
• Acquire 4 houses needed for the new right-of-way
• Provide shoulders for bicycles and new and improved sidewalks

More details can be found in About the Project on the Overview page.

Sign up for periodic e-news Updates in the What’s New box above. About the Project presents an overview and the schedule and introduces the project team. Meetings & Updates has information about meetings, including presentations and summaries and project updates. Project Documents has the latest project plans and other documents. From this page, visit the Documents Archive link to access previous planning and environmental documents, details on noise barrier feasibility analysis, and other historical documents. Go to the Contact Us page if you would like more information, want to submit a comment or question, or to be added to our email or U.S. Mail distribution list.

MassDOT values your input. Please participate in public meetings and visit this website for project updates and notices. We appreciate your interest and look forward to your continued participation in this important project. Thank you!