Indianapolis' Eastside will soon have four "flyovers" that will replace tight-turn loop ramps where truckers are at risk for rollovers.
The new ramps will make it easier to merge back and forth between I-465 and I-74, reports The Indianapolis Star. A third flyover will connect northbound I-465 to Shadeland Aveneue. A fourth flyover eventually will connect the I-465 and I-70 interchange.
The two flyovers at the I-74/I-465 interchange are under construction. One has been completed but is not open to the public; the other should be done by the end of the summer, with the entire $38 million interchange project scheduled to open by November.
Highway officials told the paper that the tight loop ramps off I-465 have had their share of truck rollovers. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, about 750 heavy truck occupants are killed each years in rollovers nationwide.
Flyovers On The Way In Indianapolis
Indianapolis' Eastside will soon have four "flyovers" that will replace tight-turn loop ramps where truckers are at risk for rollovers
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