South Bend's Ireland-Michigan intersection being paved. It's part of INDOT's U.S. 31 work.
SOUTH BEND — The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) planned to begin paving the Ireland Road and Michigan Street intersection on Monday, Sept. 11 as its U.S. 31 road reconstruction project moves to the next phase.
The intersection will remain open to traffic; however, motorists should expect major delays and use an alternate route if possible.
During paving, all northbound, southbound and westbound traffic will be restricted down to single lanes. Motorists traveling in these three directions will be able to go straight through the intersection but their ability to turn might be limited depending on the progress of paving.
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Eastbound traffic will be able to turn northbound or southbound but will not be able to go through the intersection.
Paving is expected to be complete by Friday, Sept. 15, weather permitting.
For more information, visit in.gov/indot.
This article originally appeared on South Bend Tribune: INDOT set to pave Ireland Road-Michigan Street intersection in South Bend
