Drivers in Austin should prepare for significant road closures and traffic delays around the Texas Longhorns’ matchup against UT-San Antonio this weekend. To manage the influx of fans, streets near Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium will be blocked off before and after the game.
Here’s where to avoid.
Austin road closures for Texas football vs UTSA
Commercial vehicles
Large vehicles and trucks entering the stadium block will be searched at the Commercial Delivery entry point located at Robert Dedman Dr. and Dean Keeton and at Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and San Jacinto Blvd. beginning at 6 a.m. the day of the game.
Time of Traffic Restrictions
Traffic control points and one-way traffic around the stadium also go into effect at 6 a.m. on game day. Only vehicles with the appropriate Longhorn Foundation permits and ADA placards or license plates will be admitted.
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One-way streets before kickoff
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San Jacinto Blvd between Martin Luther King Blvd and 20 1/2 Street is one way northbound
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Robert Dedman Dr between Dean Keeton St and DeLoss Dodds Way is one way southbound
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DeLoss Dodds Way between Robert Dedman Dr and San Jacinto Blvd is one way westbound
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21st Street between San Jacinto Blvd and Speedway is one way eastbound
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Trinity Street between DeLoss Dodds Way and 25th Street is one way southbound
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San Jacinto Blvd between 24th Street and DeLoss Dodds Way is one way southbound
One-way streets after game
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San Jacinto Blvd between Martin Luther King Blvd and 20 1/2 Street is one way southbound
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Robert Dedman Dr between Dean Keeton St and DeLoss Dodds Way is one way northbound
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21st Street between San Jacinto Blvd and Speedway is one way westbound
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Trinity Street between DeLoss Dodds Way and 25th Street is one way northbound
This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: See road closures in Austin for Texas football vs. UTSA
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