The Bloomington Rail Trail is temporarily closing for safety and accessibility improvements, including a new beacon and streetlight, at the Rogers Street crossing.

INDOT clarified road responsibilities on social media, stating state highways and interstates are their concern, while county and city roads are managed by corresponding local authorities.

INDOT and Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over or slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles, in line with National Move Over Day.

Hamilton County announces intermittent ramp closures at 146th Street and Allisonville Road for concrete wall application, advising drivers of potential delays and suggesting they check for real-time updates.

The North District IMPD used Facebook to clarify right-of-way rules for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, highlighting shared responsibility for safety at crosswalks.

The Indy Half Marathon in Fort Ben will cause road closures on Oct 4. Areas affected include 59th St, Lee Rd, and north of the VFW from morning till noon. Detours are available via Fall Creek Rd.

Fishers Police Department conducted a 90-minute traffic blitz on 116th Street, made 27 stops, engaged in safety talks with drivers, and commended those adhering to speed limits.

A dump truck accident in Danville caused major rush hour delays. The police notified the public to avoid US-36 and CR 450 West. No injury details were provided; updates to follow.

The City of Lawrence has started a paving project in Geist Valley Estates, improving roads and intersections for ADA compliance and better accessibility.

Bloomington is focused on redeveloping the Hopewell area and has begun construction and utility improvements, with road closures and work on affordable housing projects anticipated until 2026.

Lawrence has begun street improvements, starting with Geist Valley Estates. 52nd Street and Fairways East at Winding Ridge will experience milling and paving in early September, affecting travel.

Fishers halts roundabout plans at 116th St and Allisonville Rd due to traffic concerns related to a major transportation project and increased accidents at a nearby roundabout.

INDOT expands Safe Zones program to include speed cameras on I-70 in Hancock County and in Steuben County to enforce speed limits and improve safety in work zones, with posted alerts and fines for speeding when workers are present.