Indiana Toll Road

A Strategic 157-Mile Open Access Fiber Corridor Connecting Major Midwest Markets

About the Indiana Toll Road Fiber Corridor

Map showing a travel route from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Chicago, Illinois, passing through several towns and cities along Interstate 94.
Highway with cars and a large blue welcome sign that reads 'Welcome to Indiana, Crossroads of America' with a red letter I and a yellow star, under a clear blue sky.
Icon of a toll booth with a Wi-Fi symbol indicating electronic toll payment.

Corridor Length: 157 Miles

Icon of a map with three location pins and dashed connecting lines on a blue diamond background.

Access Points: Multiple connection points along the route

Simple outline map of the United States on a blue diamond-shaped background.

States Connected: Indiana, Michigan and Ohio

Icon of a syringe with a needle, depicted in white on a dark blue diamond background.

Available Network Infrastructure: Dark fiber

Icon of a handshake with a document in the background on a blue diamond-shaped background.

Partnership Model: Flexible 20-50-year IRU Terms


The Indiana Toll Road is a 157-mile, limited access toll highway that spans Northern Indiana along I-80/I-90. Operated and maintained by the ITR Concession Company (ITRCC), the Indiana Toll Road offers travelers a safe, convenient route to their destination. With more than $300 million in infrastructure and technology upgrades since 2015, the IRTCC expanded its fiber optic network backbone to support growing demand for AI, neocloud and data center interconnection in the area.

In partnership with the IRTCC, eX² Technology is offering existing conduit and dark fiber on a vendor-neutral lease basis. With numerous access points along the route, the network enables Midwest development, provides direct connectivity into major Chicago data centers and offers secure, controlled access, route diversity and network resiliency for hyperscalers, neoclouds, AI infrastructure and broadband expansion.

Contact us for a KMZ, rates, terms and conditions.

Benefits of the Indiana Toll Road Network

Highway with multiple trucks and cars driving amidst fall foliage, with a digital sign warning about wind advisory.
  • Secure, controlled-access right of way with available real estate for build-to-suit ILAs

  • Accelerated speed to market with existing infrastructure already in place

  • Flexible partnership options and 20 - 50-year IRU terms

  • Minimized permitting & regulatory processes with infrastructure already constructed

  • Reduced operational costs with shared maintenance & relocation expenses

  • Data center connectivity & ability to add customized access points, colocation or network connectivity

  • Heightened security, reliability & system redundancy with 100% buried conduit & dark fiber infrastructure

  • Reach underserved communities in the Midwest

  • Connect regional markets between Illinois and Ohio

  • Scale capacity as demand grows

Get the Indiana Toll Road Fiber Corridor Opportunity Kit

Aerial view of Indiana Toll Road and surrounding area, including highway interchanges, a shopping plaza, green spaces, and water bodies.
Informational flyer about Indiana Toll Road, Duct & Dark Fiber Program, titled FAQs, with a cityscape background and eX² Technology logo in the top right corner.

Request a KMZ & Pricing

Contact us for the Indiana Toll Road fiber corridor KMZ, rates, terms and conditions.

Who Is This Route For?

Aerial view of an industrial warehouse complex with multiple white buildings, surrounded by trees and roads.

Data Center Operators

Technician working on a server rack, connecting or repairing network cables in a data center.

Carriers & ISPs

Data center room with server racks and blue lighting.

Hyperscalers

Cell tower on a hilltop surrounded by trees under a blue sky with clouds.

Wireless Operators

Digital cloud icon with data points and graphs representing cloud computing and data analysis.

Neoclouds

Modern multi-story office building with glass windows, surrounded by greenery, under a clear blue sky.

Community Anchor Institutions

  • “We chose to partner with eX² because of its strong commitment to safety and its proven experience with similar statewide ITS deployments.”

    -Nic Barr, President & CEO of ITR Concession Company

Planning a Network Expansion?

Speak with our team to review the available route, evaluate connection point locations, discuss leasing options and pricing, KMZ documentation and more.