Indiana Commerce Connector
The Indiana Commerce Connector was a proposed toll road in Indiana as a partial outer beltway south east of Indianapolis. The proposed road segment would have connected 4 Interstates at 6 locations.
Proposed as a privately-built toll road, it would have extend southward from Pendleton I-69, through Greenfield at I-70, Shelbyville at I-74, Franklin at I-65, Martinsville at SR 37 proposed to become I-69, the southern terminus would have been I-70 near Mooresville.
The plan was announced by Governor Mitch Daniels, after opposition to tolls on the new-terrain I-69 extension in southern Indiana quashed the plan for a Southern Indiana Toll Road. The ICC plan was opposed by many citizens along the route, and groups such as Citizens for Appropriate Rural Roads and Concerned Citizens of Johnson County.
Proposed as a privately-built toll road, it would have extend southward from Pendleton I-69, through Greenfield at I-70, Shelbyville at I-74, Franklin at I-65, Martinsville at SR 37 proposed to become I-69, the southern terminus would have been I-70 near Mooresville.
The plan was announced by Governor Mitch Daniels, after opposition to tolls on the new-terrain I-69 extension in southern Indiana quashed the plan for a Southern Indiana Toll Road. The ICC plan was opposed by many citizens along the route, and groups such as Citizens for Appropriate Rural Roads and Concerned Citizens of Johnson County.
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