The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a traffic pattern change and new lane closures that will impact State Road 63 in northern Vermillion County.
Beginning on or after Monday, September 15, traffic will move back into the normal northbound and southbound lanes, with each left lane closed. This is anticipated to be the final change in traffic pattern for this intersection improvement project. Completion of the reduced conflict intersection (RCI) is anticipated to be in mid-October but is weather-dependent and subject to change.
INDOT encourages drivers to use caution and be mindful of the new traffic pattern, and to avoid distractions while driving.
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