after less than a year. Highways Bloomington, for many years was one of the largest cities without an interstate or freeway. However, interstate access finally occurred in December 2015 when the Interstate 69 expansion between Evansville and Indianapolis was completed to Bloomington. The upgrading of SR 37 from a 4 Lane Highway to Interstate standards for the next section of I-69 between Bloomington and Martinsville was originally scheduled for completion in August 2016. As of November 2018, the construction was substantially complete. The last section between Martinsville and Indianapolis is scheduled for completion in 2024. State Road 45 (SR 45) and State Road 46 (SR 46) run through Bloomington together on a four-lane highway known as the "bypass". State Road 48 (SR 48) starts as a four-lane highway on the city's west side before narrowing to two-lanes at Oard Rd outside the city limits. Public transportation Local bus service is provided by Bloomington Transit. Bus service to Indianapolis is provided by Miller Transportation bus lines, services to the Indianapolis International Airport is provided through shuttle services such as GO Express. Notable people Note: This list does not include students attending Indiana University except for locals. Please see List of Indiana University (Bloomington) people for famous alumni. David Anspaugh, director of Hoosiers and Rudy Kenny Aronoff, drummer David Baker, symphonic jazz composer Tony Baldwin, college softball coach Dee Bradley Baker, voice actor Arija Bareikis, actress Paul Baribeau, folk punk singer and musician Joshua Bell, violinist Abraham Benrubi, actor Kent Benson, basketball player Diane Bish, organist, concert and recording artist, composer and conductor Lil Bub, famous cat, internet sensation Joseph O. Butcher, Major General in the Marine Corps Meg Cabot, author Hoagy Carmichael, singer-songwriter Calbert Cheaney, basketball player, assistant coach for the College Park Skyhawks Chris Clavin, singer-songwriter, Plan-It-X Records owner Terri Conn, actress William Cook, founder of Cook Inc. James Counsilman, US Olympic swimming coach John Merle Coulter, former president of Indiana University Malcolm Dalglish, hammered dulcimer player, composer, and choral director Grey Damon, actor John Darnielle, singer-songwriter Krista Detor, musician Joe Dowell, singer-songwriter Wilson V. Eagleson II, U.S. Army Air Force officer, decorated Tuskegee Airmen fighter pilot; raised in Bloomington. Son of IU's first African American woman graduate Andy Fillmore, Canadian Member of Parliament for Halifax, Nova Scotia Mick Foley, former professional wrestler and author Karen Joy Fowler, author Rex Grossman, former NFL quarterback David F. Hamilton, Judge on the