Interstate 94 in Indiana

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Interstate 94
Main route of the Interstate Highway System

Length:

46 mi (74 km)

West end:

Illinois Border at Hammond

Major
junctions:

US 41 at Hammond

I-65 at Gary

I-80, I-90 at Lake Station

US 20,US 35 at Michigan City

East end:

Michigan Border at Michiana Shores

In the U.S. state of Indiana, Interstate 94 (normally called I-94) runs east-west through the northwest portion of the state.

1 Route Description
2 Spur Routes
3 Lane configurations
4 References

[edit] Route Description

See also: Borman Expressway

The route between the Illinois border and Lake Station at its junction with the Indiana Toll Road is known as the Borman Expressway and is a heavily traveled route. Northeast of the toll road, I-90 passes through what is commonly known as the Michiana area including Michigan City as it exits to Michigan

[edit] Spur Routes

none

[edit] Lane configurations

Between Exit 2 (Calumet Ave/Gary) and Illinois state line (built to accommodate 4 lanes, striped for 3 lanes each way awaiting completion of I-94/Kingery Expwy reconstruction in Illinois)
Between Exit 11 (I-65) and Exit 2 (Calumet Ave/Gary) (4 lanes each way, auxiliary lanes between exits)
Between Michigan state line and Exit 11 (I-65) (3 lanes each way)

[edit] References

edit Expressways in Chicagoland
	Stevenson Expressway	Interstate 57	Interstate 65
	Kingery Expressway \| Borman Expressway	Tri-State Tollway	Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway
	Northwest Tollway \| Chicago Skyway \| Indiana Toll Road	Dan Ryan Expressway	Interstate 190 \| Kennedy Expressway
	Edens Spur \| Edens Expressway \| Bishop Ford Freeway	Eisenhower Expressway	North-South Tollway
	Elgin Bypass	Lake Shore Drive \| Skokie Highway	Illinois Route 53
	Kingery Highway	Amstutz Expressway	Illinois Route 394
	Elgin-O'Hare Expressway	Cline Avenue
Former / Future Expressways
	Crosstown Expressway	Illiana Expressway	Prairie Parkway