The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced the closure of several ramps and lanes on Interstate 70 near the south split in Indianapolis. The closures are part of ongoing road improvement projects aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency on the busy highway.
Starting on August 16th, the eastbound lanes of I-70 from the south split to the I-65 interchange will be reduced to two lanes. This reduction is expected to last for approximately one month. Additionally, the westbound I-70 ramp to I-65 southbound will be closed for 45 days starting on August 23rd. Drivers are advised to plan accordingly and seek alternate routes during these closures.
The closures are necessary for crews to complete needed repairs and upgrades to the roadway and infrastructure. INDOT is asking for the cooperation and understanding of motorists as they work to improve the condition of the highways and ensure the safety of all who travel on them.
These closures come as part of a larger effort by INDOT to invest in infrastructure improvements across the state. They are part of a long-term plan to address the aging infrastructure and improve the transportation network in Indiana.
Drivers are encouraged to stay informed about the closures and construction projects by visiting the INDOT website or following their social media accounts. By staying informed and planning ahead, motorists can help minimize disruptions and ensure a safe commute on Indiana’s roadways.
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