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Don’t Get Caught: Highway 101 Through SF Is Closed (Yes, Again) This Weekend | KQED

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As if avoiding Fleet Week traffic wasn’t bad enough this past weekend, there’ll be another major weekend complication on the roads through San Francisco this coming weekend. Over a mile of 101 near Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital will be fully closed — again — to all southbound traffic starting the night of Friday, Oct. 16, and won’t reopen until early morning on Monday, Oct. 19. These closures on what’s known as the “Hospital Curve” part of 101 will especially affect people driving from the East Bay or North Bay to the Peninsula and South Bay, and travelers trying to reach San Francisco International Airport by road. But they’ll also impact people just wanting to travel through the city on those days — especially on Saturday, when the Golden State Valkyries will be playing in Game 1 of the WNBA finals at Chase Center.

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