​Greenwood is a city in Johnson County, Indiana, The population grew from 49,791 in the 2010 Census, up to 59,458 according to the Census 2019 estimates. Greenwood is nestled between Indiana State Road 37 and Interstate 65. The city shares a border with Indianapolis and is the most populous suburban municipality along the southern portion of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area.
According to Greenwood's latest Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, there are 209.6 miles (337.3 km) of public streets within the city limits. This has not changed since as of 2015.
Major east-west arterial routes in Greenwood are not numbered and do include County Line Road, Fry Road, Main Street, Smith Valley Road, Stop 18 Road, as well as Worthsville Road. Greenwood's system of east-west streets and roads link residents and local businesses in White River Township with the business and neighborhoods adjacent to our Interstate 65.
Most of our major north-south corridors in Greenwood are numbered and are not property of the city. U.S. 31, State Road 135, and Interstate 65 serve as the major north-south routes in our city. Greenwood owns and maintain three secondary corridors east of U.S. 31: Madison Avenue connects the Greenwood Park Mall to the Old Town Historic District nearby. Also key in our area for drivers is Emerson Avenue serving as a major commercial and business corridor which connects St. Francis Hospital in Indianapolis to Smith Valley Road; and Graham Road, located east of Interstate 65, connects County Line Road to Worthsville Road and serves several large nearby distribution centers.
As of 2019, three main exits connect Greenwood to Interstate 65. The most recently constructed interchange, Exit 97 – at Worthsville Road, features a diverging diamond traffic design. It is one of two such installations in the Hoosier State of Indiana. The remaining two interchanges, Exit 99 - at Main Street and Exit 101 – at County Line Road, use conventional diamond and parclo A4 configurations, respectively. All three interchanges serve our major commercial and industrial zones around the the city.
 
New Drivers In Greenwood
If You Are 18 Years Of Age or Older and Hold a Valid Driver's License from A Different State
If you are at least 18 years of age and have held a valid out-of-state driver's license from the state of your previous residence, you must visit a BMV branch to present one of the following three items: your current out-of-state license, a copy of your official driving record, along with documentation proving your identity, lawful status, Social Security number, and new Indiana residency. You will also be required to pass a vision screening. If your out-of-state license has expired when transferring to Indiana, you are required to take a knowledge exam before considering an Indiana license. If your out-of-state license has been expired for more than 3 years or you have held an unrevoked out-of-state driver’s license less than 1 year, you must physically pass a driving skills examination. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) will issue an interim license, valid for 30 days, authorizing you to drive pending authentication of documents submitted to BMV. Please visit the Indiana BMV website for full details as well as tag information.