Commuters in San Francisco should be aware that the Broadway Tunnel will be closed on Sunday. The shutdown is expected to last for approximately 24 hours. The closure is related to a project that will span 14 months.
Crews will be working on upgrades, although the specific details of the project are not provided here. Further information about the tunnel closure and the related project can be found through ABC7 News, the source of this information.
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