I-469/US 24 Ramp Construction

[silverback1065]

I was only speaking of mainline routes when I stated that Fort Lame is served by only one interstate route. Routes that can take you to/from other cities. 69 is it for Fort Lame.

Fort Lame?  I've heard Fort Boring, but not Fort Lame 

I've called the city of my birth Fart Wayne for years now. Another nickname is "the Wimpy City". When I grew up there in the 1960s to early 1970s, it was known as, "The largest city in the USA without [whatever]." They didn't even have a PBS station until well after I left for college. However, it was not that bad a place in which to grow up during that time. And as noted, it's centrally located in the middle of several large metropolises that DID have many of the things it lacked.

Fort Affordable. If it were just "lame" we wouldn't be growing as fast as we are.

i like ft wayne!

[Hot Rod Hootenanny]

Drove past that interchange twice, coming and going, between Chicago and Columbus.
Other than repaving on I-469, saw nothing going on at the interchange.
Was I missing something? 

[I-55]

Drove through the interchange today. The new SB ramp to Rose Ave is now open (signed as exit 21B) and is serving as the ramp to US 24 east while construction wraps up on the SB Exit 21A ramp.

INDOT also gave us a little surprise. The SB Exit 21A signage includes Toledo as a control city. The signs NB do not include Toledo and I doubt they'll be replaced.

[tdindy88]

Drove through the interchange today. The new SB ramp to Rose Ave is now open (signed as exit 21B) and is serving as the ramp to US 24 east while construction wraps up on the SB Exit 21A ramp.

INDOT also gave us a little surprise. The SB Exit 21A signage includes Toledo as a control city. The signs NB do not include Toledo and I doubt they'll be replaced.

I saw signage plans for this project a while ago. I believe there are plans for Toledo to be added on the northbound signage as well.