Indiana Administrative Code Title 120 - DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

Title 120 of the Indiana Administrative Code covers the Department of Highways, detailing regulations related to state highway operations and infrastructure. Here's a structured overview:

📘 Title 120 – DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

• Article 1 – General Provisions (Transferred)

Originally established general rules and definitions governing the Department of Highways (120 IAC 1).

Transferred to the Indiana Department of Transportation under 105 IAC 6 by P.L. 112‑1989, effective July 1, 1989 

• Article 2 – Permits

Covers vehicle and work-related permits under highway jurisdiction (e.g., utility work, moving equipment).

Comprised of rules such as 120 IAC 2‑1 and 120 IAC 2‑2 .

These remain active within Title 120.

• Article 3 – Prequalification of Contractors and Bidding (Transferred)

Originally set standards for contractor qualifications and bidding processes (120 IAC 3).

Now consolidated under INDOT regulations 

• Article 4 – Traffic Control Devices

Establishes rules for highway signage, signals, pavement markings, and information panels.

Includes 120 IAC 4‑5 detailing business signage on information panels within right-of-way, which has since been transferred to 105 IAC 9‑4 

• Article 5 – Oversize and Overweight Vehicular Permits (Transferred)

Defined permits and controls for oversized/overweight vehicles.

Later moved to INDOT’s regulatory framework .

• Article 6 – Toll Roads (Transferred)

Governed tolling rules and infrastructure.

Also transferred over time .

📝 Summary

ArticleTopicStatus
1General ProvisionsTransferred
2Permits (e.g., utility, vehicle permits)Active
3Contractor Prequalification & BiddingTransferred
4Traffic Control DevicesPartially Transferred
5Oversize/Overweight Vehicle PermitsTransferred
6Toll RoadsTransferred

Only Article 2 (Permits) and parts of Article 4 (Traffic Control Devices) remain within Title 120.

Most other articles have been transferred to the Indiana Department of Transportation regulations (primarily 105 IAC chapters) via legislation enacted July 1, 1989.

 

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