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New I-69/I-465 Interchange Opening in Indianapolis In August

By John Szink Jul 24, 2024 | 7:22 AM

The new I-69/I-465 interchange at Harding Street in Indianapolis will open next month.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced the news to Indianapolis commuters on Tuesday.

This is the final section of the I-69 corridor — connecting Evansville and Indianapolis.

Road work will still be underway on I-465 through the end of the year.

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