Highway 359 construction project has motorists driving on a single-lane street. Last week, crews opened the southbound lane and closed the northbound lane. Project superintendent said the project should go on for another two months or so before they tackle the intersection of Highway 44 and Highway 359. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, TxDOT crews closed down the South Tovar Street bridge as they will soon start an 8-month reconstruction project.Theres an update on the San Diego construction projects underway. The State Highway 359 project has closed down the northbound lanes, and opened the southbound lane for traffic.This makes this the second highway construction project for the South Tovar Street Bridge. The bridge was closed on Tuesday, Nov. 12, by the Texas Department of Transportation.State Highway 359 project has been ongoing since January 2024. Last week, the crews started demolishing the northbound lane.Gonzalez said the northbound lane closure should only take about two months. When finished, his crews will work on the intersection of Highway 44 and Highway 359.A TxDOT press release said crews will work on the South Tovar Street Dridge reconstruction. The multi-million dollar project is expected to last for approximately eight months.On Friday, Nov. 15, the City of San Diego and TxDOT will host a groundbreaking ceremony, with demolition set to begin on Monday, Nov. 18.For the latest local news updates, click here, or download the KRIS 6 News App.