The Campus Parkway traffic pattern at the Interstate 69 Exit 210 interchange will be shifted for the third phase of construction starting Friday morning.
In order to implement the traffic pattern changes, Milestone Contractors plans to temporarily close Campus Parkway access over I-69 and some interchange ramps starting at 9 p.m. on Thursday, June 15. Electronic message signs and police will direct motorists to the Olio Road overpass to cross over the interstate during the overnight traffic pattern change.
Weather permitting, Campus Parkway is expected to be open to traffic by 6 a.m. on Friday, June 16. Phase 3 traffic changes include:
- Westbound traffic will be shifted to the south side of the bridge over I-69,
- A second lane will be opened on eastbound Campus Parkway to southbound I-69,
- Slightly altered lane alignments and intersection locations at interchange ramps,
- New traffic signals will replace temporary yield signs at some interchange ramps.
Interchange construction continues
The Campus Parkway interchange was recently shifted into a double-crossover traffic pattern. The interchange will remain under construction through July, when it is expected to be fully open to traffic in its permanent configuration.
Multiple traffic lane shifts will be required to complete construction of the new interchange design. Each phase of remaining construction will bring the interchange closer to its final traffic configuration and capacity.
For more information about the new traffic pattern at the Campus Parkway interchange, a video about how to navigate double-crossover diamonds, and diagrams of the remaining traffic phases for construction, go to http://www.in.gov/indot/3441.htm.
About the project
Reconfiguring Campus Parkway at I-69 to a double-crossover diamond interchange is part of the $92 million I-69 Major Moves 2020 project adding a travel lane to each direction of I-69 between State Road 37 (Exit 205) and State Road 38 (Exit 219). In addition, other improvements are being made to rehabilitate existing bridges, pavement and drainage structures on the 15-mile stretch of interstate.
For more information about the I-69 Major Moves 2020 project, visit http://www.in.gov/indot/3440.htm and subscribe to receive project updates via text or email.
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