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WFYI's Taylor Bennett spoke to IndyGo Director of Public Affairs, Leslie Gordon about the role the public had in the creating the new routes and how legislation currently moving through the Statehouse could impact those plans.

IndyGo's plan to switch to an entirely electric fleet of public buses by 2035 is in question due to problems with range.

Indy Go and the Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development announce plans for a new bus driver training center on a long abandoned site.

Interstate 70 on Indianapolis' east side was closed Thursday after a semi tanker trailer hauling fuel overturned and caught fire.

Legislation to ban handheld cell phone use while driving appears headed to passage after a Senate committee easily approved the measure.

BlueIndy will end its collaboration with the city of Indianapolis on May 21. Under the citys contract with BlueIndy, it has 90 days from that date to decide whether to buy the 81 electric car-charging stations.

The bill would have created a pilot program speed cameras in four work zones statewide. Tickets would only have been issued if a driver was caught going 11 miles per hour over the limit while workers were present.

The proposed highway would begin at State Road 66 at Rockport and continue generally through the Huntingburg and Jasper areas before extending north to link up with I-69.

The bill would now allow the Indiana Department of Transportation not Indiana State Police to set up speed cameras in just four work zones statewide.