The Indiana Department of Transportation says it plans to install a test section of barrier wall delineators Friday along the right side of northbound Interstate 65 in southern Johnson County.

The proposed rail line is known as the Chicago to Fort Wayne-Columbus corridor.

Toll rates range from $2-$12, depending on the size of vehicle and whether the driver has a RiverLink account and transponder.

At the end of August, Amtrak reported ticket sales of $886,000 for the first 11 months of the 2016 fiscal year, a 30 percent increase over the previous year.

Bloomington's mayor says at least one subcontractor walked off the job Friday because of an ongoing pay dispute.

The state estimates it may need to buy up to 279 homes and 96 businesses to complete the Intestate 69 extension.

The pilot program uses scales embedded in the roadway along with cameras and laser measuring devices to weigh and gather other information about semi-trailer trucks.

In May, for the first time since Iowa Pacific took the train over last August, ridership showed a year-over-year increase. Revenue is up, too, but the train is still a long way from profitability.

Southbound Interstate 65 lanes will be routed to the northbound side of the roadway via a median crossover at mile marker 100.0 during overnight hours Friday.

The Indiana Department of Transportation recently received complaints from residents about the signs in the southern part of the state and will begin removing them Monday.