San Angelo, TX, October 2, 2026 — Pavement restoration work is set to cause intermittent inside lane closures along West Loop 306, also known as the Houston Harte Expressway, in San Angelo, Texas. The closures are scheduled to begin on October 4 and are anticipated to continue through the winter of 2026-27, according to available information.

The project aims to address pavement conditions on this significant thoroughfare within San Angelo. While specific details regarding the contractor responsible for the work were not provided, the duration indicates a substantial undertaking by the responsible authorities or department managing the state’s infrastructure.

Motorists planning to use West Loop 306 are advised to anticipate potential delays and plan for alternative routes where possible during the scheduled closure periods. The nature of the work, described as pavement restoration, typically involves repairing or resurfacing the existing road surface to improve its longevity and driving quality.

The timeline extending through winter 2026-27 suggests that the project may involve multiple phases or address extensive sections of the expressway. Further information regarding the specific impact on traffic patterns, any detours, or the exact scope of the restoration may be released as the project progresses. The exact start date for the work is October 4.

The intermittent nature of the closures means that lanes may be closed for periods of time, potentially during specific hours of the day or on certain days of the week, rather than being continuously closed. Drivers are encouraged to exercise caution and adhere to posted speed limits and signage in the affected construction zones. The exact extent of the work and specific impact on traffic flow is still unfolding.


Story summarized from the original created by lucasbanda on sanangelolive.com, see more information here.

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