Transportation
Offering key connections to markets around the nation and the world, the Hoosier Energy service territory is well placed to provide your business with low cost, efficient supply chain management. Transportation available in Indiana and Illinois includes:
Highway Transportation
With more major highways intersecting in Indiana than any other state and Illinois adding to the connections, maximizing your supply chain opportunities throughout the United States is simple. Visit our transportation map or learn more about our extensive highway system below:
I-65: I-65 runs from Gary, Indiana in the Northwest, through Indianapolis and then through Louisville, all the way to Mobile, Alabama. Northward, I-65 is the main connection between Indianapolis and the Chicago metro area.
I-70: I-70 is an east-west interstate that runs directly through Indianapolis and connects with I-57 in Illinois to lead to Chicago before heading west all the way to Utah. I-70 connects Indianapolis to metros such as Columbus, Ohio, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to the east and Denver, Colorado to the west.
I-64: For southern Indiana and Illinois transportation, I-64 is paramount. I-64 runs from St. Louis, Missouri, through Indiana, to Louisville, Kentucky and Virginia Beach, Virginia.
I-74: I-74 runs diagonally from Iowa, through Indianapolis, northwest to southeast, and offers direct access to Cincinnati, Ohio.
I-55/I-57: Connecting Chicago, Springfield, St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans, I-55 is integral to Illinois transportation.
I-80: Running east-west, this interstate provides direct access to large metros such as Cleveland, Des Moines, Omaha, Lincoln, Salt Lake City and Sacramento.
For more highway information, visit our maps page.
Trains, Planes and Walking Paths
In addition to the accessibility provided by a network of major highways, Indiana and Illinois offer extensive rail, air and other transportation options. Visit the resources below for more information on transportation: