First New Clear Path System Ramp Expected to Open Next Week

Indiana Department of Transportation sent this bulletin at 12/07/2023 11:00 AM EST

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First New Clear Path System Ramp to Open Next Week

Multiple lane restrictions and closures next week to prepare for the switch

It’s a milestone for the Clear Path project! The first new Clear Path system ramp is scheduled to open next week. The ramp from I-69 South to I-465 West is scheduled to open to traffic on or around Thursday, Dec. 14. The accompanying traffic shift is expected to be complete by Friday, Dec. 15. Drivers will shift to new pavement on I-465 West near Allisonville Road.

Clear Path is transforming one of the state’s busiest interchanges with high-speed, high-capacity ramps for I-465 and I-69 that will improve traffic flow and safety.

Multiple closures will be needed next week to prepare for the traffic shift.

What to Expect

Allisonville Road Ramp Restriction

82nd Street Ramp to I-69 South Lane Restrictions

We appreciate your patience as we work to improve your commute. Please slow down in the construction zone and watch signage closely as you adjust to the changes.

Find more information about upcoming closures on our website, ClearPath465.com

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