Interstate 750 is a short highway located in the state of Ohio. It serves as a connector between Interstate 75 and Interstate 275, facilitating traffic flow in the region. The highway spans approximately 3.5 miles and primarily runs through Hamilton County. Opened in the late 1970s, Interstate 750 plays a crucial role in local transportation, providing access to various neighborhoods and commercial areas. It is designed to ease congestion on surrounding roads and improve connectivity for commuters and travelers in the area.