Parking restriction enforcement along Red Line route to begin today

INDIANAPOLIS (July 22, 2019) – With only 48 days to go, it is essential that Red Line crews have full access to the travel lanes and bus only lanes to finish pavement and lane markings. 

IMPD will be strictly enforcing “No Parking” areas starting Monday, July 22. 

On Capitol Avenue, the easternmost lane is a bus only lane and is not a parking lane at any time.

Business patrons and residents are encouraged to read signage carefully, and not park in white-hash mark pavement marking areas, especially along College. 

Specifically, along College Avenue, work includes:

  • Installation of medians on College Avenue. Please be alert for lane and parking restrictions and temporary traffic control measures. The installed curb will restrict left turns at all non-signalized intersections.
  • Pavement markings are being installed on College Ave from 66th to 38th Streets. Work will occur mostly during the evening and overnight hours, from 7 PM to 7 AM. Please be alert for lane and parking restrictions and temporary traffic control measures. On-street parking will be restricted while parking spaces are being marked.
  • Traffic signal loops will be installed at signalized intersections this week. Please be alert for temporary traffic restrictions and traffic control measures around work areas.

For more project details and a live construction map, visit www.indygored.com/construction.
The Red Line will run 13 miles through Indianapolis and open for service on Sunday, September 1. The Red Line will be free to ride the entire month of September and local routes including Open Door paratransit will be free to ride until September 14, 2019. 

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