Sections of Highway 101 in San Francisco will fully close on weekends over the next two months — with transportation officials warning drivers to “stay far away.”

The California Department of Transportation has been performing repaving work along about 2 miles of the busy highway running between Cesar Chavez Street and the Mission District.

The highway’s northbound lanes will be completely closed to traffic from Sept. 4-7, which is Labor Day weekend, as well as the weekend of Sept. 18-21, according to the department.

The next month, Highway 101’s southbound lanes are set to close for 55 hours starting Friday, Oct. 2, and then again on Saturday…

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