Maxwell
Maxwell, IN · Traffic & Transit
WISH-TV
Improving safety on Monon Trail near 86th St. sparks concerns
Bloomington Star
Bloomington traffic has fallen 31% on College and Walnut and now the city is considering a dramatic redesign
Bloomington, Indiana – A 4.2-mile stretch through Bloomington is moving closer to a major long-term rethink, but the next step is about planning, not pavement. The city’s College and Walnut Corridor Study will go before the Bloomington Transportation Commission on Nov. 16, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., beginning a formal public review that could shape how […] The post Bloomington traffic has fallen 31% on College and Walnut and now the city is considering a dramatic redesign appeared first on The Bloomington Star .
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Bloomington Star
Bloomington drivers face major change Monday as Kirkwood and Rogers temporarily become a four-way stop
Bloomington, Indiana – Drivers approaching Kirkwood Avenue and Rogers Street will face a noticeably different intersection beginning Monday, October 5. Instead of relying on the familiar traffic signal, motorists will need to stop from every direction as the crossing temporarily becomes a four-way stop. The change is expected to remain in place through October 24, […] The post Bloomington drivers face major change Monday as Kirkwood and Rogers temporarily become a four-way stop appeared first on The Bloomington Star .
Indiana Daily Student
PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington-Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization Opens Public Review of 2028–2032 Transportation Improvement Program
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington. The Bloomington-Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization (BMCMPO) will host a public open house on Monday, Oct. 12, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Bloomington City Hall, McCloskey Conference Room, to collect public input for the development of the Fiscal Year 2028-2032 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the Bloomington-Monroe County Urbanized Area.
CBS4 Indy
Westfield-Washington Schools holds first-ever Drive the Bus event to hire drivers
WESTFIELD, Ind. — As the investigation continues into the school bus crash from earlier this week, districts say the job of a bus driver is as critical as ever. To entice potential bus drivers, the Westfield-Washington School District held its first-ever Drive the Bus event. “After 50 years of the 40-hour workweek thing, I was […]
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Columbus advances Rocky Ford Road traffic signal modernization project
COLUMBUS, Ind. — City of Columbus engineering officials are soliciting bids from contractors to replace the signal system at Rocky Ford Road and Central Avenue, identifying the site as a priority crash location. At the recent Board of Public Works and Safety meeting, officials authorized a notice to bidders...
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City of Columbus closes Parking Lot 10 last 3 weeks of October
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The City of Columbus will revitalize Parking Lot 10, at Franklin and 6th Streets, as part of an initiative to expand the downtown tree canopy. The project supports goals outlined in the Columbus Downtown 2030 Plan and replaces existing plant material with native, sustainable, and low-maintenance landscaping.
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College Avenue and Walnut Street Corridor Study Heads to Transportation Commission for Long-Term Planning Review
The City of Bloomington’s College and Walnut Corridor Study will begin its formal public review process when it is presented to the Bloomington Transportation Commission on November 16, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. The review is a long-range planning step and does not authorize construction or commit the City to implementing either of the study’s full corridor concepts. Adoption would establish a planning framework the City can use to pursue future state and federal grant opportunities.