The U.S. Department of Transportation has called Interstate 69 one of America’s six Corridors of the Future. Its route from Port Huron, Michigan, south through Indiana, to Brownsville, Texas is intended to facilitate trade with Canada and Mexico.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation has called Interstate 69 one of America’s six Corridors of the Future. Its route from Port Huron, Michigan, south through Indiana, to Brownsville, Texas is intended to facilitate trade with Canada and Mexico.
The democratic gubernatorial candidate also spoke about hopes for a revised I-69 plan that might benefit local businesses.
Three options for the interchange between I-69 and SR 37 are now available for the public to view and comment on.
Washington is considering annexing an area that is in the route of the I-69.
Section 5 of I-69 includes a number of options for interchanges along a route which mostly follows the existing State Road 37.
Officials from INDOT broke ground on the section of Interstate 69 that will connect NSA-Crane with Monroe County just south of Bloomington.
The ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m. about 16 miles southwest of Bloomington.
INDOT is holding a meeting Monday evening to present its plans for the next section of I-69 to the public.
A formal presentation will be presented, followed by a question and answer session. INDOT will then take public feedback on the plans.
A judge ruled Thursday that INDOT does have a right to be on the land, even though it is owned by a private citizen.
Indiana's two U.S. Senators voted Wednesday against a federal transportation bill they say would reduce funding to the state.
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