"The northbound lanes of 19th Avenue between Sloat Boulevard and Lincoln Way are going to start being repaved as of Monday, December 1. And this means for the second time in five years, this section of Highway 1 through San Francisco will see some increased traffic due to lane closures and roadwork. As NBC Bay Area reports, the repaving work begins on the northbound side of this six-lane thoroughfare, at Sloat Boulevard, proceeding north up to Golden Gate Park."
"Caltrans crews will then move to the southbound lanes and work their way back toward Sloat by mid-2026. A second phase of the project will see the segment of 19th Avenue between Sloat and Holloway Avenue repaved. The 3.8-mile stretch of 19th Avenue will therefore have lanes closed on some section of it for a full year, through December 2026."
Repaving of 19th Avenue begins on the northbound lanes between Sloat Boulevard and Lincoln Way on December 1. Work will proceed north to Golden Gate Park, then shift to southbound lanes and move back toward Sloat by mid-2026. A second phase will repave the segment between Sloat and Holloway Avenue. The 3.8-mile stretch will have lanes closed in some sections for a full year, through December 2026. The roadway previously underwent a two-year project beginning in 2020 to replace water and sewer lines. Caltrans recommends alternate routes during weekday rush hours; typical repaving hours are 7 am to 3 pm.
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