Part of Vermont Street to close in Indianapolis due to North Split work

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Part of Vermont Street to close in Indianapolis due to North Split work
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Part of East Vermont Street in downtown Indianapolis will be closed through late March as crews continue to work on the North Split reconstruction project. Here's a look at the detours.

The closure, which is between Pine and Davidson streets, will last through late March, according to a press release from the Indiana Department of Transportation.Eastbound traffic will be detoured to East New York Street and westbound traffic will be detoured to East Michigan Street, according to the release. Pedestrian and bike traffic will detoured to the East New York Street bike lane.

The North Split reconstruction project started in May 2021 and will repair and reconfigure the interchange. TOP STORIES: Columbus ranch of NASCAR driver Tony Stewart listed for $30 million | Woman found dead along Interstate 70 in Indianapolis | Former Colts player, wife bake up cookie business in Indianapolis | PHOTOS: Take a look inside Tony Stewart's Columbus ranch | Tiki Bob's given liquor license renewal as Taps and Dolls denied by Alcoholic Beverage Board

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