Crews are nearly finished paving travel lanes, meaning they'll soon move on to putting up signs, lighting, guardrails, striping and working on the shoulders.

The Indiana Department of Transportation says a third lane will be added to both the highway's northbound and southbound lanes for about 15 miles from the Indiana 37 interchange in Fishers to the Indiana 38 interchange near Pendleton.

A new plan to move people, goods and resources through central Indiana more effectively was presented on Wednesday.

The city of Fishers and INDOT proposed a solution to traffic woes that would be the first of its kind in the state at the I-69 and 106th Street interchange.