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Indigo outlines Blue Line construction, community programs and fare enforcement plans
Summary
Indigo updated neighborhood leaders on the Blue Line bus rapid transit project, community outreach programs and steps to address fare evasion and MyKey technology limits during a March meeting of the Marion County Alliance of Neighborhood Associations.
Indigo Special Programs Manager Jordan Patterson told neighborhood leaders at the Marion County Alliance of Neighborhood Associations’ meeting that Indigo has broken ground on the Blue Line bus rapid transit project and is working to limit disruption during construction while expanding community services.
Patterson said the Blue Line is a 24-mile project that will link Cumberland and the airport along Washington Street, and Indigo expects a 130-day first closure on the corridor beginning in June. “We broke ground on our third and most ambitious capital project, which is the Blue Line,” Patterson said. “We’ll see our first big closure, 130 day closure in around June of this year along Washington Street.”
The update matters because BRT (bus rapid transit) involves both transit operations and major street‑level construction that can affect businesses, access and travel patterns along Washington Street.…
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