Measure R Project Tracker

Project Name & Description	Funding	Status
East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Project Transit improvements on four potential East San Fernando Valley corridors, including Van Nuys, Sepulveda, Reseda and Lankershim between Ventura Bl. and south of the 118 freeway. Region(s): San Fernando Valley City: Los Angeles More: Project Website	$TDB	Alternative Analysis Study
Metro Orange Line Extension Extends the Metro Orange Line north from Canoga Park Station to Chatsworth with a projected completion three years early. Region(s): City of Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley More: Project Website	$182M	Construction
Metrolink Capital Improvement Projects (Los Angeles County) Purchases trains, expands the Eastern Maintenance Facility and upgrades sidings and crossovers to increase speed and safety. Local jurisdictions could use funds to improve parking and station facilities within their cities and offer connecting shuttle services. Region(s): Regionwide Programs, San Fernando Valley	$1.18B	Ongoing
Sepulveda Pass Transit Corridor Provides a rapid transit option to improve traffic flow between the Westside and the San Fernando Valley through the Sepulveda Pass along the I-405 freeway corridor. It will provide a viable alternative to driving on a heavily congested freeway. Specific transit technology and routing will be subject to approved plans developed in cooperation with local jurisdictions and affected communities. Region(s): City of Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley More: Project Website	$1.0B	Initial Planning

Here's how it works: The Measure R Projects Tracker lists the various projects in alphabetical order by category with a brief description of the project.¹ You can view the status for many of the projects with estimated Measure R funding allocations as projected over 30 years.²

• *Specific mode and routing will be subject to approved plans developed in cooperation with local jurisdictions and affected communities.
• **Specific improvements are expected to be developed by local jurisdictions.
• ***Partial funding by public/private partnerships is assumed to be part of the project plan.