Angela Boulevard to go down to two lanes in 2024, city cites pedestrian access

A main artery for east and west-bound traffic around Notre Dame’s campus, Angela Boulevard will be reduced from four to two lanes next year as part of South Bend's continued goal of reducing speeds and making safer pedestrian spaces in the city.

City data suggests more than 14,000 cars use that stretch of road each day, but Horvath said the street can handle the volume of cars with just one lane. He added the new road will still have left-hand turn lanes and said Angela will go back to four lanes for Notre Dame game days.

The project will cost an estimated $3.5 million, which includes a multi-purpose path alongside Angela to connect with the city’s Coal Line Trail.