Southbound U.S. 101 Hospital Curve in San Francisco Closed All Weekend for Final Repaving, Reopening Monday at 6 A.M.
All southbound lanes of the U.S. 101 Bayshore Freeway's Hospital Curve in San Francisco, California, between 17th Street and Cesar Chavez, are closed from 11 p.m. Friday, November 6, until 6 a.m. Monday, November 9, as Caltrans completes the repaving of the southbound lanes, the agency announced on October 27.
During the closure, drivers cannot use the 4th Street, 7th Street or 10th Street on-ramps, or the westbound 80 to northbound 101 Central Freeway connector. All northbound lanes remain open. Caltrans advises southbound motorists to use southbound I-280 as an alternate route and to expect delays.
Repaving of the Hospital Curve began in September on the northbound lanes and continued with two southbound lanes in October; this weekend's work repaves the remaining two southbound lanes, completing the paving stage. The work is part of the broader U.S. 101 Bayshore Freeway (Hospital Curve) rehabilitation project that began in fall 2025.
Once complete, the corridor is preserved with a 40-year lifespan, with improved ride quality and enhanced freeway safety, Caltrans said. Updates are posted at sfhighwayprojects.com, and real-time traffic is available through Caltrans QuickMap. (Source: California Department of Transportation)
Source: California Department of Transportation
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Photo: 图：旧金山 U.S. 101 公路车流。加州交通局图片。 / Photo: Traffic on U.S. 101 in San Francisco. Image from the California Department of Transportation.
