Harris County Toll Road Authority will be closing parts of the Tomball Tollway this weekend, Feb. 7-Feb. 10. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Harris County Toll Road Authority will be closing parts of the Tomball Tollway this weekend, Feb. 7-Feb. 10. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Northbound main lanes on the Tomball Tollway from the Northpointe Boulevard exit to Holderrieth Road will be closed for three days starting Feb. 7 so crews can perform maintenance, according to a Feb. 5 news release from the Harris County Toll Road Authority.
What you need to know
The weekend closure begins 9 p.m., Feb. 7 and will reopen at 5 a.m., Feb. 10. Drivers traveling northbound will take the Northpointe Boulevard exit ramp to the frontage road. Traffic can continue past the Grand Parkway, and the tollway can be re-entered at the Holderrieth Road entrance ramp.
According to the news release, these entrance ramps to the Tomball Tollway will also be closed:
The Grand Parkway northbound frontage road
Northpointe Boulevard
Spring Cypress Road
Drivers can expect to see delays when traveling this tollway section during the total closure, according to the HCTRA.
Northbound main lanes on the Tomball Tollway from the Northpointe Boulevard exit to Holderrieth Road will be closed for three days starting Feb. 7. (Courtesy Harris County Toll Road Authority)
Ryan joined Community Impact as a general assignment reporter in 2024. He covers education, local government and other issues affecting the Cy-Fair community. Previously, Ryan worked as a digital content producer for a television station in Little Rock, Arkansas, and as a sports reporter and anchor in San Angelo, Texas. He graduated from Sam Houston State University in December 2018, majoring in mass communication with a focus in multiplatform journalism and a minor in marketing. In May 2023, Ryan graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a master’s degree in sport management. When he's not writing, Ryan enjoys rooting on Houston’s sports teams, reading books and playing video games.
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