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The major projects Indiana is spending federal infrastructure funding on


Published on 2024-12-11 08:01:30 - MSN
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  • Truck Parking Club used White House data to analyze how Indiana is spending federal infrastructure dollars to invest in its communities.

The article from MSN discusses how Indiana is utilizing federal infrastructure funding for several key transportation projects. The state has received over $1.7 billion from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) to enhance its transportation infrastructure. Major projects include the expansion of I-65 from Indianapolis to Louisville, which aims to improve safety and reduce congestion. Another significant initiative is the development of the Nickel Plate Trail, a 42-mile trail connecting several cities, promoting pedestrian and cyclist traffic. Additionally, funds are being allocated for bridge repairs and replacements, with a focus on rural areas, and improvements to public transit systems, including electric bus purchases for better environmental impact. These projects are part of a broader effort to modernize and expand Indiana's transportation network, enhancing connectivity, safety, and economic development across the state.

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