Major crash sparks partial shutdown on San Antonio highway – MySA

Major crash sparks partial shutdown on San Antonio highway  MySA

Update at 8:31 a.m.: The wreck has cleared, according to SigAlert. Slow traffic is being reported in the area with delays up to 10 minutes. Original story: Morning traffic is crawling on San Antonio's west side after a major crash on Tuesday, October 6. It's shut down several northbound lanes of a busy highway near Ingram Mall. The collision is blocking three right lanes on Loop 410 North at Ingram Road (Exit 11), according to the traffic monitoring site SigAlert.com. Vehicles are backed up to Marbach Road (Exit 7) as only two left lanes remain open. Delays are expected to last up to two hours. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) confirmed the incident at around 6:47 a.m.

Traffic cameras show a line of cars with their brake lights on near the area, and the traffic monitoring site states that commuters are at a standstill. Police cars appear to be at the crash scene. Currently, it is unclear as to what caused the crash and how many people were involved. Make sure to visit the MySA traffic page for the latest transportation news, including traffic delays and construction projects around San Antonio. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. A major crash on Loop 410 in San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, caused temporary delays in