Offline construction underway
Offline construction is underway on the I-465/Allisonville Road interchange, and the Allisonville Road bridge over I-465 is scheduled to close for 110 days in late May, weather permitting. To learn more about the project, click here. For information on temporary restrictions, click here or text DRIVE to 772937 (standard texting rates apply).
Public open house - May 17
INDOT is hosting an open house on May 17 to provide more information on the reconstruction of the I-465/Allisonville Road interchange.
About the project
The goal of the 465/69 Northeast project is to improve safety and increase mobility on I-465 and I-69 in northeastern Marion County. The added travel lanes and interchange improvement project includes eight miles of I-465, from just east of the US 31 interchange to just north of Fall Creek Road, as well as more than two miles of I-69, crossing over 82nd Street and ending just south of the 96th Street interchange.
Each day, more than 150,000 vehicles travel in the area of I-465 and I-69. Once the entire project is complete, I-465 will have four through lanes in each direction, plus a continuous auxiliary lane for exiting and entering the interstate. I-69 will feature four lanes in each direction, plus three collector/distributor lanes from I-465 to the area just north of the 82nd Street interchange.
This project is part of Governor Mitch Daniels’ Major Moves road construction program.
