NEWBURGH, Ind. — As of 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Indiana’s newest displaced left turn had opened at Indiana 66 and Epworth Road.
Drivers in the area will experience new traffic movements, as all left turns are now made in two steps instead of one.
Epworth will be one of four displaced left turn intersections on the Lloyd Expressway after all construction is complete.
Indiana Department of Transportation Southwest spokesman Gary Brian said there still would be the possibility of a few small tweaks − getting stoplight timing programmed correctly, and some painting of medians. But Tuesday morning had gone well since the opening.
Where will the other dual displaced lefts be on the Lloyd Expressway?
There also are plans for displaced left turns at:
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Lloyd Expressway and Cross Pointe Boulevard
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Lloyd Expressway and Burkhardt Road
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LLoyd Expressway and Red Bank Road
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Lloyd Expressway and Stockwell Road
A deeper look at how a displaced left turn works
➤ Here’s how to drive the new turn coming to Indiana 66 and Epworth Road in Warrick County
➤ Gallery: INDOT hosts training for new displaced left turns coming to the Lloyd Expressway
This article originally appeared on Evansville Courier & Press: Displaced left turn open in Evansville area
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