INDIANA — The Indiana Department of Transportation reminds motorists that the Labor Day holiday weekend is typically one of the busiest times for travel on Indiana’s highways. Motorists should expect heavier than normal traffic beginning Friday through Monday evening. INDOT reminds Hoosiers to travel safely and plan for more driving time during this very busy weekend.

INDOT announces a road work moratorium for the Labor Day weekend beginning Friday afternoon, September 1 until the morning hours of Tuesday, September 5. Wherever possible, road restrictions will be removed to ease traffic flow for holiday drivers. Some closures and restrictions will remain on larger projects that cannot safely reopen to traffic. Here’s where you will see restrictions remaining over the holiday weekend.

Northern Indiana

• US 31 is reduced to one lane in each direction for approximately 4 miles between SR 10 and 13 Road in Marshall County. The speed limit is reduced to 50 miles per hour in the work zone.
• Watch for lane shifts on I-80/94 in Lake County between I-65 and Kennedy Avenue. Four lanes will be open in each direction, but will be shifted to the right.
• Westbound I-94 in LaPorte County is reduced to two lanes with traffic shifted to the inside between the US 421 interchange (Exit 34) and the U.S. 20/35 interchange (Exit 40).
• Watch for lane shifts on southbound I-69 between mile markers 291-294 in Allen and Huntington counties, mile markers 318-320 in Allen County, mile markers 327-329 in DeKalb County.
• I-469 is reduced to one lane in each direction in Allen County between mile markers 11-17 and mile markers 0-1. On/off ramps at Adams Center Road are closed.