ISP in Action
Travel with Caution
The Indiana State Police reminds motorists to avoid unnecessary travel during adverse weather conditions. If you must travel, reduce your speed, increase the following distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you, leave early for your destination, and be sure to buckle up. For the latest on current road and weather conditions, tune in to your local radio or television stations, visit http://www.trafficwise.in.gov/ or call the 24 hour road and weather line at 800-261-ROAD (7623).
Indiana State Police Out in Full Force
When it comes to speeding and drunk driving, Super Bowl Sunday can keep ISP Troopers just as busy as the 4th of July or New Year's Eve. This article follows Trooper Korey Mauck as he works the road on Super Bowl Sunday.
Be Safe
Safety Tips for a Stuck Accelerator
In this WLFI.com article, ISP First Sergeant Brian Olehy discusses how to handle a vehicle with a faulty accelerator.
Click It or Ticket
Click to listen to a public service announcement with ISP Trooper Tony Slocum and IDNR Conservation Officer John Salb. Remember to always wear a seat belt, and when on water, to wear a life preserver.
Distracted Driving
The Indiana State Police strive to maintain the safety of Indiana's roadways. As a motorist, you can contribute to traffic safety by following the rules of the road and avoiding the primary causes of roadway and railroad accidents.
Road & Weather Information
In addition to local television or radio stations, the Indiana State Police encourages you to check out the following weather information resources:
Quick Links
View Indiana State Police Videos Click here to view ISP video shorts. This link takes you to the ISP's Career Overview section and links to I Got 2 Know's website. The goal of G2K is to provide a wealth of knowledge via an interactive website. G2K has over a dozen videos featuring sworn and civilian positions with the Indiana State Police.
Indiana State Police Road Show
Click here to be directed to Network Indiana's website. Look for the ISP logo to download the Indiana State Police weekly Road Show. A new show is available every Sunday morning.
Superload Information
The Indiana State Police escorts Superloads traveling on Indiana’s Highways. These loads are usually in excess of 16 feet wide, 15 feet high, over 110 feet long and usually weigh in excess of 200,000 pounds. Motor Carriers bringing these loads through Indiana are required to obtain an oversize permit, and arrange a State Police escort.
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