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The Loop 410 Westbound Exit to Honeysuckle Lane Is Closed Through Summer 2027, and the AM Drive Runs Past It

North Side drivers lost a ramp on Friday and will not get it back for months: the westbound Loop 410 exit to Honeysuckle Lane closed October 30 so crews can rebuild it and build a new bridge for the Blanco Road entrance — with two posted detours.

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The Loop 410 Westbound Exit to Honeysuckle Lane Is Closed Through Summer 2027, and the AM Drive Runs Past It (T.W.A. NEWS)

A long-term closure is now part of the North Side commute. The westbound Loop 410 exit ramp to Honeysuckle Lane closed to traffic on Friday, October 30, and is expected to remain closed through summer 2027, according to the closure reporting read by the desk this cycle — not an overnight or weekend restriction, but a months-long one while crews rebuild the existing exit ramp and construct a new bridge for the westbound entrance ramp from Blanco Road.

Drivers who use the Honeysuckle Lane exit have two recommended detours in the reporting: continue to the West Avenue exit and use the turnaround to access the area, or exit at Blanco Road and follow the westbound frontage road to Honeysuckle Lane. The desk advises drivers to expect congestion, especially in the morning and afternoon rush hours, while motorists adjust to the changed access points along the corridor near Blanco Road.

The exact reopening date has not been announced and could depend on construction progress and weather. The Traffic Desk will carry the ramp in its drive-time checks while the closure lasts; drivers can confirm current conditions on TxDOT's DriveTexas site before heading out.

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