Short-term ramp closure beginning this month

The ramp from southbound State Road 912/Cline Avenue to westbound I-80/94 is scheduled to close early Monday, July 27, around midnight and is expected to reopen on Friday, August 14, by noon. During the closure, crews will complete pavement improvements.

A signed detour will direct drivers to eastbound I-80/94 and utilize the interchange at Burr Street to turn around to access westbound I-80/94. Drivers should note that the northbound State Road 912/Cline Avenue ramp to westbound I-80/94 is scheduled to close the same day but remain closed through mid-September for an unrelated project.

Actual dates and anticipated work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances occur. Check for schedule updates at 511in.org or the INDOT TrafficWise mobile app.

80/94 FlexRoad Project Overview
80/94 FlexRoad is an Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) project to improve traffic flow and safety along Indiana’s busiest interstate corridor. Several improvements are planned for the I-80/94 Corridor (Borman Expressway), including innovative strategies to improve reliability of the system. The 14-mile corridor extends from the I-65 interchange in Lake County, Indiana to the IL 394 interchange in Cook County, Illinois.

Combining several Transportation Systems Management and Operations (TSMO) strategies will maximize the efficiency of the existing system. Interchange modifications are also expected to improve safety and mobility. Corridor-wide fiber optic improvements will support the digital signage that is part of the TSMO solutions for FlexRoad.

Find more information at IndianaFlexRoad.com and sign up for project updates to receive the latest news and information. Follow the project on Facebook and X.  

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