I-465/I-69 and 82nd Street interchanges
I-465/I-69 interchange
- Design status
- Stage 1 plans complete (25 percent design) - Design goals
- Increase capacity
- Separate local and express movements (interstate to interstate)
- Minimize impacts (right of way, environmental, construction delays)
Capacity improvements
I-465 mainline near the I-465/I-69 interchange
| Area | Existing capacity | New capacity |
| I-465 northbound | Four lanes | Six/seven lanes |
| I-465 westbound | Four lanes | Six/seven lanes |
| I-465 southbound | Four lanes | Five/six/seven lanes |
| I-465 eastbound | Three lanes | Six/seven lanes |
I-465/I-69 interchange ramps
| Ramp | Existing capacity | New capacity |
| I-465 northbound to I-69 northbound | Two lanes | Three lanes (two express, one local) |
| I-465 eastbound to I-69 northbound | One lane | Three lanes (two express/flyover, one local/loop) |
| I-69 southbound to I-465 southbound | Two lanes | Three lanes (two express, one local) |
| I-69 southbound to I-465 westbound | Two lanes | Three lanes (two express, one local) |
I-69/82nd Street interchange
Design is also progressing on the I-69/82nd Street interchange, of which the configuration will not change dramatically, although there will be changes made to add capacity. The northbound off-ramp and the southbound on-ramp will both increase in capacity from one lane to two.
I-69 mainline
| Area | Existing capacity | New capacity |
| I-69 northbound | Four lanes | Seven lanes (four express, three local) |
| I-69 southbound | Three/four lanes | Seven lanes (four express, three local) |

