The Sam Jones Expressway was originally built as a high-speed (though not freeway) connector between Indianapolis International Airport, I-465 / I-74, and I-70 to Indianapolis. This made sense when the terminal was at the east side of the airport, where the Sam Jones Expressway connected to. In 2008, the terminal was moved to the west side of the airport, rendering the Sam Jones Expressway unusable as a direct airport connection. It's still important because the Sam Jones Expressway connects I-465/I-74 and I-70 to airport hotels and industrial areas.
The Sam Jones Expressway begins at High School Road, the first iteration of IN 100.
What is up with cramming text and shields on these BGSs?
The Sam Jones Expressway junctions I-70. This is a directional interchange (WB-WB, EB-EB only).
The Sam Jones Expressway ends at Tibbs Avenue. The road continues east as Raymond Street.
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