VIA Green Line Construction Keeps San Pedro Avenue Work Zones Shifting Through the North Side and Southtown
VIA Metropolitan Transit is building the Green Line in several areas at once along San Pedro Avenue, and the transit agency's work is expected to keep closures and delays moving around the corridor until the project's April 2028 completion.
Work on San Antonio's Green Line rapid transit project continues to affect traffic along San Pedro Avenue and surrounding streets, according to an October 27 report carrying KSAT's construction coverage. VIA Metropolitan Transit is building in multiple areas simultaneously, a strategy the report says is meant to maintain the project's overall efficiency.
The simultaneous work zones are landing on both ends of the corridor. Commuters in the North Side and in Southtown should prepare for ongoing road closures and potential traffic delays, the report says, and residents began reporting construction impacts on daily routines in August, a month after the multi-zone work began in July 2026.
The Green Line is officially scheduled for completion in April 2028. Until then, the practical advice in the reporting is unchanged: travelers should anticipate long-term disruptions on San Pedro Avenue, monitor local traffic alerts for the specific closures in effect each week, and plan alternative routes in advance rather than discovering a closed block at the barrier.
