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Upcoming ramp and lane restrictions planned for construction activities

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FLOYD COUNTY, Ind. (September 4, 2026) - Upcoming lane and ramp restrictions are planned as part of the Improve 64 project.


Drivers should anticipate the following construction activities, weather permitting:



Overnight lane restrictions on I-64 eastbound between MM 120.4 and MM 119.4 September 8 through September 11 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night for lane restriping.


Closure:

Date:

Time:

Detour:

I-64 eastbound ramp to U.S. 150 westbound

September 11

9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

I-64 eastbound to I-265 eastbount to Exit 1

U.S. 150 ramp to I-64 eastbound

September 11

9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

I-64 westbound to Exit 118

I-64 westbound ramp to U.S. 150 westbound

September 12

9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

I-64 westbound to Exit 118

Note: the ramp closures on September 11 will not be concurrent; they will occur separately for approximately three to four hours each.



Overnight lane restrictions, from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., on northbound State Street between Daisy Ln. and Kenzig Rd. beginning September 11 and continuing for up to five nights for bridge beam repair work.


Improve 64 is part of INDOT’s strategy to reduce congestion and improve safety and mobility along I-64 in Floyd County, enhancing the overall travel experience along the corridor. The project includes added travel lanes and interchange improvements to enhance the corridor’s operational efficiency. Bridge and culvert replacement and rehabilitation, as well as noise barrier, new guardrail, and concrete barrier wall installation on portions of I-64, I-265, and U.S. 150 are also part of the project.


Additional project information can be found at www.improve64.com.

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