The construction begins Monday and will reduce traffic to two lanes between Martin Street and César E. Chávez Blvd.
Construction in San Antonio ’s downtown area is scheduled to begin Monday, reducing traffic to two lanes for a month. Here’s where, and what to know about the incoming project. The Texas Department of Transportation's work is part of the San Antonio Interstate 35 and Interstate 10 downtown repair project. According to a Friday news release, southbound I-35 will be reduced to two lanes from Martin Street to César E. Chávez Blvd.
2025, and encourages drivers to “plan ahead for potential delays.” ALSO READ: Heeding Trump, Air Force won’t teach recruits about Tuskegee Airmen “The I-35 and I-10 downtown repair project includes $25.9 million of improvements to increase safety along 5.5 miles of the corridor on I-35 from S. Laredo St. to I-37/Camden St. and on I-10 from I-35 to Hildebrand Ave,” the news release states. “The project is estimated to be completed in Fall 2025.
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