INDIANA TRANSPORTATION INSIGHT

  • The people, process and policy of transportation – explained
  • What’s happening, why, and what to expect next

Roads & bridges, rails & trails, ports, public transit, and emerging technology … Indiana’s transportation sector is complex and compelling. Enter Indiana Transportation Insight – the latest sector-specific publication of Hannah News. Our multi-dimensional reporting model, honed over the decades, is perfectly suited to cover it. The interrelationship of legislative, executive, regulatory, economic development, legal, and political elements are all at play. We bring to bear our understanding of the people, process, and politics that make policy. We tie it all together in a way that no other Hoosier entity can.

Indiana Legislative Insight Newsletter

Knowledge means the power to:

  • Help municipalities accumulate funding
  • Advocate – know the decision makers inside agencies and units … and when those personnel change
  • Maximize economic development on projects of all sizes
  • Navigate legislative priorities and proclivities

Billions of dollars flow through the sector annually. Be aware as decisions are made about transportation priorities, modes, funding, activities and schedules.

This newsletter is a must-read for engineering firms, contractors, and trade associations; manufacturers, retailers & logistics firms; local governments, state departments & agencies, ports, and public transit authorities; lobbyists and attorneys; trucking companies, railroads, air services and other movers of goods; academics, legislators and media.

Recent News

Fare game?

June 13th, 2025|

IndyGo proposes fare hike for the first time in 16 years IndyGo proposes a new fare policy, breaking a nearly 16-year-long streak of stable fees. If approved, rates would rise from $1.75 per trip to $2.75 per trip. All [...]

“Liberation Day” or doomsday?

May 12th, 2025|

Transpo tariff turmoil continues – how it affects the Hoosier State Editor's Note: This story was originally published in the April 18, 2025 issue of Indiana Transportation Insight. Hey, didn’t we just talk about tariffs? Yes, but . . [...]

IN the out corridor

April 22nd, 2025|

Gov. Braun’s original pick for INDOT commissioner quietly exits Just 11 weeks into the role, the Governor’s original pick for Indiana Department of Transportation commissioner, Kent Abernathy, a veteran of top jobs in other state agencies under two previous [...]

Takes two to tango

April 11th, 2025|

SB 1 and HB 1461 are more related than you may think Editor's note: This story was published in the March 21, 2025 edition of Indiana Transportation Insight before the House made changes to SB 1. SB 1, the [...]