Loop 410 Westbound Exit Ramp to Honeysuckle Lane Closes Friday — and Stays Closed Through Summer 2027
The long-term closure begins October 30 on the North Side while crews rebuild the exit ramp and construct a new bridge for the westbound entrance ramp from Blanco Road; drivers get two detours, via West Avenue or Blanco Road.
Drivers on San Antonio's North Side face a long-term change starting Friday, October 30: the westbound Loop 410 (I-410) exit ramp to Honeysuckle Lane closes to traffic, with construction expected to continue through summer 2027, according to All of San Antonio's report on the project, read in full this cycle. Unlike the overnight and weekend closures this desk usually files, this ramp closure stays in place for several months while crews complete the work.
Crews are rebuilding the existing westbound exit ramp and constructing a new bridge for the westbound entrance ramp from Blanco Road. The work will change traffic patterns along the corridor, affecting commuters, nearby residents and motorists traveling to businesses in the surrounding area, with congestion expected especially during morning and afternoon rush hours as drivers adjust to the modified access points.
Drivers who regularly use the Honeysuckle Lane exit have two recommended detours: 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 exact reopening date in summer 2027 has not been announced and could depend on construction progress and weather. Drivers are urged to plan ahead, allow extra time, follow posted detour signs and stay alert around crews and equipment; the Texas Department of Transportation's DriveTexas site carries the latest conditions.
