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Mass Transit: The roads in Indianapolis are infamously confusing. Visitors to the city would do best to remember that the city layout is based on a huge circle. In fact, a famous saying in Indianapolis is "If you find yourself on the same street twice, you are lost." The public transportation authority of Indianapolis is called Indygo. It operates buses on 28 routes, using 130 vehicles for fixed route service and 50 vans for open door service. It also offers a free downtown bus service called Blueline. There are no trains operating within the city, although Amtrak runs services from Indianapolis to a number of other US cities.
Airports: The Indianapolis International Airport serves the city of Indianapolis. On average, 300 flights leave daily from this airport for over 100 destinations. It operates non-stop flights to 50 destinations daily. About 18 major airlines serve this airport. For those who want to rent a car on arrival, there are seven reputed car rental companies at the airport - Alamo, Dollar, Avis, Budget, Hertz, National, and Thrifty
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Taxis: You don’t really need a taxi to explore the city of Indianapolis as its small size makes it easy to explore on foot. However, if you need to travel larger distances, you will find the taxis of Indianapolis to be an efficient means of transportation. However, you cannot hail a taxi on the road in Indianapolis. You will need to call up a taxi company prior to your journey.
Online Flight Booking: You can book flights to and from Indianapolis online. You can browse through the list of flights on various airlines that fly to Indianapolis before deciding which flight is most convenient for you. Some of the airlines that fly to Indianapolis International Airport are Air Canada, American Airlines, American West Airlines, Midwest Connect, United Airlines, and more.
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