Loop 410's Westbound Exit to Honeysuckle Lane Is Closed — and It Stays Closed Through Summer 2027
The long closure began Friday, October 30: crews are rebuilding the westbound Loop 410 exit ramp to Honeysuckle Lane on the North Side while a new bridge goes up for the westbound entrance ramp from Blanco Road.
Most San Antonio closures lift on Monday morning. This one does not. The westbound exit ramp from Loop 410 (Interstate 410) to Honeysuckle Lane, on the city's North Side, closed to traffic on Friday, October 30, 2026, and is expected to remain closed through summer 2027, according to the closure announcement read in full this cycle (AllOfSA, October 30).
The work behind the barrels is a rebuild, not a patch: crews will reconstruct the existing westbound exit ramp while constructing a new bridge for the westbound entrance ramp from Blanco Road, the announcement says. The closure is continuous — it is not an overnight or weekend pattern — so North Side drivers who use the Honeysuckle exit in their daily pattern need a standing alternative, not a one-weekend detour.
No exact reopening date has been announced, and the announcement notes the timeline can move with construction progress and weather. The Traffic Desk carries the closure on its long-term list alongside the corridor's other standing work, and drivers can check current conditions before a trip on TxDOT's DriveTexas site. This file is distinct from the desk's overnight and weekend interchange closures — it is the one closure from this Halloween weekend that will still be there next summer.
