Have a roadway concern? Don't be scared, let us know! Use INDOT4u.com or 855-INDOT-4U.

Last week, the Federal Railroad Administration announced more than $75 million in Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grant funds to invest in freight and passenger rail projects across Indiana. View a full list here: bit.ly/4zhjkNS

Millions of vehicles have open recalls. Is yours one of them? Find out in seconds by searching your license plate or VIN at NHTSA.gov/Recalls.

Innovative intersections are helping to make Indiana roads safer. INDOT is increasing safety and traffic mobility by utilizing the Displaced Left Turn intersection.

A few extra feet can make a big difference. Slow down and give pedestrians plenty of room when passing.

INDOT is seeking applicants for its Engineering Scholarship Program, available for eligible undergraduate and graduate students in Indiana. Find out more at indotscholarship.in.gov

Every school day, kids cross the street trusting drivers will do the right thing. Don't be the one who lets them down. Always stop when the stop-arm is out.

New driver in the family? Set the rules before they take the keys 🔑: ✅ No phones ✅ No distractions ✅ Don’t speed ✅ Limit passengers ✅ Buckle up

Today is National Move Over Day. INDOT urges drivers across Indiana to move over and slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles with flashing lights activated on the shoulders of highways and interstates.

The INDOT Hoosier Helpers, sponsored by @GEICO, remind you keep an extra eye out for little ghosts and goblins celebrating #Halloween! Slow down & watch for trick-or-treaters. As you’re celebrating, plan a sober ride home. Buzzed driving is impaired driving. #GEICOSafetyPatrol

Campaign and other types of advertising are prohibited on state-owned or state-maintained property by Indiana Code. Signs that have been removed will be taken to the nearest INDOT facility and may be claimed during regular business hours. Learn more: bit.ly/4ixcnTh

Wildlife can appear out of nowhere 🦌👀 — and distractions delay your reaction time. Don't drive distracted. #BuckleUpPhoneDown #BUPDIndiana

Thinking about a career change? October is Careers in Construction Month, and INDOT has a wide variety of opportunities! 👷🏾‍♂️🚧👷🏼‍♀️ Learn more about open positions and working for INDOT at INDOTJOBS.com/hiring.

Harvest is upon us which means you are much more likely to meet large equipment on the road. 🚜🌽🌱 Farm equipment is wide and sometimes takes up most of the road. Be careful when passing. #Harvest26 #SafeHarvestIN Learn more about sharing the road here: bit.ly/3Rd2ZXf

While construction season is winding down, there are still road and lane closures to be aware of as you run the state. Make the right play - visit 511in.org or use the "INDOT TrafficWise" mobile app to plan your route!

Our customer service team has handled over 50,000 cases so far in 2026, serving as the go-between for members of the public and our INDOT teams when questions or issues arise. This week their hard work and dedication that helps keep people moving! #NationalCustomerServiceWeek

Congrats to the teams behind D:CAT! INDOT's Domain: Constituent Assistance Tool has received the Best Application Serving an Agency's Business Needs – State award. This recognition celebrates the people working every day to improve service for Hoosiers. #CustomerServiceWeek

Oct. 7 is Walk & Roll to School Day: Slow down, use crosswalks, and watch for pedestrians and cyclists. INDOT Hoosier Helpers, sponsored by @GEICO, are there to help. From assisting motorists to responding to incidents, they help keep everyone moving safely. #GEICOSafetyPatrol

INDOT is seeking feedback on the draft transit plan. View the documents at bit.ly/4yI1AKU and provide your feedback at INDOT4U.com or by calling (855) 463-6848. Comments are due by Friday, October 9.

As days are getting shorter, you may be spending more time outside in the dark. Take steps to make yourself - wear reflective or high-visibility clothing, use active lights or flashlights, and/or position yourself against contrasting lighter backgrounds. #PedestrianSafetyMonth