With multiple construction projects beginning on Indianapolis roadways, Indy DPW encourages drivers to give construction crews the space they need to work safely.
Drivers should watch for orange barrels and cones, and should slow down through construction zones.
“Construction by its nature is disruptive, but it also means progress for our community in the form of smoother and more passable roadways, miles of new bike and pedestrian infrastructure and calmer streets,” Indy DPW Director Brandon Herget said.Crews have started to convert College Avenue from one-way traffic to two-way between Market Street and St. Clair Street.When completed, Indy DPW says residents will see calmer traffic and improved connectivity.
The road diet will see the roadway narrowed from six lanes to one lane in each direction with on-street parking, improved pedestrian access and an off-street bike path.Indy DPW says this project will improve pavement rideability and extend the pavement between Washington Street, U.S. 40 and I-70.
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