Overnight Lane Closures Continue Along Loop 1604 North Expansion Project Beginning July 12
SAN ANTONIO – Drivers traveling along Loop 1604 on San Antonio’s North Side should prepare for another week of overnight lane and ramp closures as work continues on the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project beginning Sunday, July 12.
The project spans from SH 16 (Bandera Road) to Judson Road and includes improvements across five construction segments. While most closures will occur overnight between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m., some daytime lane restrictions and weekend closures are also scheduled.
Motorists are encouraged to allow extra travel time, watch for construction crews and use caution when traveling through work zones.
Segment 1: SH 16 (Bandera Road) to I-10
Overnight work will include alternating intersection closures at:
- Hausman Road
- Kyle Seale Parkway
- Babcock Road
- Chase Hill Boulevard
- La Cantera Parkway
- Bandera Road (SH 16)
Additional nightly closures include alternating eastbound and westbound Loop 1604 mainlanes and frontage roads between Bandera Road and I-10, with at least one lane remaining open at all times.
Drivers should also expect:
- Eastbound Loop 1604 exit ramp closure to I-10
- Alternating ramp closures between Bandera Road and I-10
During daytime hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., alternating frontage road lane closures and U-turn closures at the same intersections will be in place.
No weekend or long-term closures are scheduled for Segment 1.
Segment 2: Loop 1604 and I-10 Interchange
Construction continues at one of the region’s busiest interchanges.
Nightly closures include:
- Eastbound and westbound I-10 mainlane and frontage road lane closures between Camp Bullis Road and De Zavala Road
- Loop 1604 mainlane and frontage road closures through the interchange
- Frontage road closures between the interchange and Vance Jackson Road
- I-10 closures between Via La Cantera and UTSA Boulevard
- Ramp and intersection closures at La Cantera Parkway, including alternating U-turn closures
Weekend impacts include:
- Overnight closures from Friday, July 10, through Monday, July 13, affecting Loop 1604 frontage roads and alternating closures of eastbound or westbound I-10 mainlanes.
- Daytime weekend closures on the eastbound Loop 1604 frontage road and westbound I-10 frontage road at the interchange.
Long-term traffic changes remain in effect:
- Eastbound I-10 frontage road left lane closure between La Cantera Parkway and Loop 1604
- Permanent closure of the eastbound Loop 1604 entrance ramp immediately after the I-10 interchange
Segment 3: I-10 to U.S. 281
Nighttime construction will bring alternating lane closures on Loop 1604 between Vance Jackson Road and Stone Oak Parkway.
Additional intersection closures include:
- Blanco Road
- Northwest Military Highway
- Lockhill Selma Road
No daytime, weekend or long-term closures are scheduled for this segment.
Segment 4: U.S. 281 to Redland Road
Drivers can expect overnight closures of eastbound and westbound Loop 1604 mainlanes between Bulverde Road and Redland Road.
Other closures include:
- Westbound frontage road between Bulverde Road and Gold Canyon Road
- Left lane closure on the westbound frontage road between Bulverde Road and Mud Creek Road
Daytime closures from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. will affect U-turns at:
- Stone Oak Parkway
- U.S. 281
Weekend overnight mainlane closures are also scheduled between Bulverde Road and Redland Road.
Segment 5: Redland Road to Judson Road
Nightly work includes alternating intersection closures at:
- Bulverde Road
- O’Connor Road
- Judson Road
Alternating eastbound and westbound mainlane and frontage road closures will also occur between Bulverde Road and Judson Road while maintaining at least one open lane.
Daytime lane closures will continue along the frontage roads between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Long-term closures remain in place for both eastbound and westbound Loop 1604 U-turns at Bulverde Road.
Plan Ahead
Transportation officials remind drivers that all scheduled closures are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Motorists are encouraged to reduce speed in work zones, remain alert for changing traffic patterns and consider alternate routes when traveling through construction areas during overnight hours.
