General FAQs

I-69 Finish Line, also known as I-69 Section 6, is the sixth and final section of the Interstate 69 connection between Evansville and Indianapolis. It begins in Martinsville ends at I-465 in Indianapolis.

I-69 Finish Line includes more than 26 miles of new interstate highway, more than 35 lane miles of new access roads and dozens of new, rehabilitated or replaced bridges. In addition, crews are constructing 14 overpasses and underpasses.

The I-69 Finish Line project is using a combination of dark asphalt and light concrete for roadway pavements. One type of pavement may be placed on top of another to rehabilitate existing roadway or to serve as a drainage layer. Temporary pavement, typically asphalt, is also being used to maintain traffic during construction.

Concrete and asphalt roadways have similar durability and life-cycle costs when maintenance is included. Asphalt is more flexible than concrete and ideal for areas with soft soils. Concrete is the driving surface for new, rehabilitated and replaced bridges.

Click here to view a color-coded map that shows the final layers of pavement on the project.

The project team worked with local officials to include visual enhancements and placemaking in bridge, monument and landscaping design plans. The improvements are intended to reflect the community context and will be maintained in partnership with local officials. Click here to view renderings of the visual enhancements.

Between its north and south junctions with I-465, I-69 will run concurrent with the southeast leg of I-465. I-69 mile markers and exit numbers resume at 200 starting at the north junction with I-465 in Castleton.

To be connected with the I-69 Finish Line project team, call the Indiana Department of Transportation at 855-INDOT4U (1-855-463-6848) or email INDOT@indot.in.gov.