SAN ANTONIO - The eclipse is only a few days away, and Texas drivers need to be aware of the increased traffic they will face because of it.On Monday, April 8,
Fri, April 5th 2024 at 2:21 PMOn Monday, April 8, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., motorists traversing major corridors in San Antonio , including US 90, I-10, US 281, I-410, Loop 1604, I-37, and I-35, are advised to exercise caution as a total solar eclipse is set to occur, most likely leading to increased traffic congestion .
SAN ANTONIO - The eclipse is only a few days away, and Texas drivers need to be aware of the increased traffic they will face because of it. On Monday, April 8, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., motorists traversing major corridors in San Antonio, including US 90, I-10, US 281, I-410, Loop 1604, I-37, and I-35, are advised to exercise caution as a total solar eclipse is set to occur, most likely leading to increased traffic congestion. The Texas Department of Transportation has issued a warning to drivers, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness during this celestial event, which is expected to be visible across the state from late morning to early afternoon. With out-of-state visitors and residents alike eager to witness the rare phenomenon, traffic volumes are anticipated to surge, causing delays along popular travel routes. To mitigate potential disruptions, motorists are urged to plan their journeys, allowing for extra travel time before and after the eclipse. TxDOT recommends finding a safe location to view the eclipse and advises against stopping on roadways or parking on shoulders. Safety rest areas and Travel Information Centers equipped with suitable parking facilities are available for motorists. Real-time traffic updates and information on these locations can be accessed through thePrepare their vehicles for extended travel durations by checking tire pressure and stocking up on water and snacks.Dispose of waste responsibly and refrain from littering, adhering to the "Don’t mess with Texas" ethos. To further ensure road safety, highway message boards will display reminders against halting traffic flow or parking on shoulders during the eclipse, urging motorists to keep moving. For comprehensive guidance and updates related to the eclipse, individuals are encouraged to visit the dedicated eclipse webpage on txdot.gov. As San Antonio braces for the celestial spectacle, cooperation and prudence on the part of motorists are paramount to ensuring a smooth and safe travel experience amidst the anticipated traffic surge.
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