Vine Street to close daily at 16th Street for road work
Paso Robles Daily News
September 30, 2026
Heads up, Paso folks — if Vine Street at 16th is part of your daily loop, you'll want to build in a little extra time starting now. Crews are replacing pavement and putting in a new concrete cross gutter at that intersection, and the closure runs daily through October 9, according to the Paso Robles Daily News.
It's the kind of short-term inconvenience that's easy to grumble about, but new pavement and a proper cross gutter mean smoother crossings and better drainage once the rains come — a real win for a spot that sees plenty of foot and bike traffic near downtown. If you can, reroute via Spring or Oak, and keep an eye out for signage and crews working in the area.
Thanks to the city crews out there getting it done. We'll update this as the work wraps up — drive safe, Paso.
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