Food trucks
in Indiana.

Indiana's truck scene is split between Indianapolis and the college towns. Indianapolis runs a serious weekday lunch scene downtown, with trucks lining up around Monument Circle for the office crowd. Bloomington and Lafayette support student-driven late-night truck culture — gyros, halal, breakfast-burritos at 1am after a basketball game. South Bend has a small but loyal Polish-American truck lane reflecting the city's immigrant history. The state's truck regulations are reasonable and the climate supports a long enough season that operators can sustain a real business; the scene has grown noticeably in the last five years.