Which Austin roadways could see the most eclipse traffic?

AUSTIN (KXAN) — It's less than two weeks until the total solar eclipse, where Texans will have a front-and-center view of the natural phenomenon. With many visitors expected to travel to the Lone Star State for the event, state transportation leaders expect plenty of gridlock and bumper-to-bumper conditions.A Texas Department of Transportation spokesperson said the state agency expects major highways from Laredo to Tyler will be caught in the thick of it. Here in Austin, TxDOT anticipates