I – 65 south of downtown

Dear All,

While I know that most of you probably will not be traveling on I – 65 south of downtown, I still thought this information was worth sharing for those who may be traveling that way. There may be a noticeable increase in traffic on I – 465 here on the west side as those who travel through Indianapolis on I – 65 may be using I – 465 on our side of town to head north of Marion County. If traveling through a work zone, please observe the reduced speed limits and be patient if you have delays.

Feel free to forward this information, especially to those who you know this may affect.

Sincerely,

Janice McHenry

City-County Councillor District 6

New closures planned for the weekend
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I-65 NB work continues this weekend in Indianapolis
New closures planned for the weekend
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation is releasing a construction schedule for this weekend on I-65 NB.

Below is a breakdown of the planned lane closures through Monday, May 6. Please reference the attached map for the different segments.

Wednesday, May 1

Crews will be out marking and preparing for weekend construction.

Segment 3 (South Split to the North Split) will have the 3 left lanes closed on I-65 N. One lane will remain open.
9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Thursday morning
All ramps in the segment will remain open.
Thursday, May 2

Crews will be out marking and preparing for weekend construction.

Segment 3 (South Split to the North Split) will have the 3 left lanes closed on I-65 N. One lane will remain open.
9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Thursday morning
All ramps in the segment will remain open.
Friday, May 3

Crews will begin milling, patching and paving this weekend. They will also start joint repair removal.

Segment 2 (I-465 to south split) all northbound lanes on I-65 will be closed from 9 a.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
Segment 1 (Southport Rd to I-465) 3 northbound lanes on I-65 will be closed from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday. Traffic will be able to access both directions of I-465.
Ramps from Southport Rd to I-65 NB will be closed. Ramps from I-65 NB to Southport Rd will remain open.
Segment 3 (South Split to the North Split) all northbound lanes on I-65 will be closed from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Monday.
Detour

During the full closures, drivers are encouraged to take I-465 W to I-70 E if they need to get downtown. The last exit they will be able to use to get to downtown streets on I-70 E is the Illinois St./Meridian St. exit (79B).

To get back to I-65 N, take I-465 W all the way up to I-65 N.

I-65 segments
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