Lane Restrictions On I-70 In Hendricks County Will Begin Monday

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The Indiana Department of Transportation says motorists should expect lane restrictions on Interstate 70 in Hendricks County beginning next week.

Maintenance crews will be filling potholes on the interstate. They are expected to begin Monday at 8 a.m. in the westbound lanes between State Road 267 and Ronald Reagan Parkway.

The crews will then move to eastbound I-70 in the same area between 1-3 p.m. The work is scheduled to last through Friday, May 18, weather permitting.

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