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I-710 Corridor Bike Path Project

The I-710 Corridor Bike Path Project includes three proposed bike paths that aim to serve bicyclists, pedestrians, and transit users of the LA River, Rio Hondo Bike Trail and Metro’s Blue and Green Line.

Overview

Location: Gateway Cities

Phase: Early Planning

Type: Complete Streets

Forecasted Opening: Unknown

Metro has a plan to make it easier to get around, including building three new bike paths along the I-710 Freeway. This project would create new east-west connections to improve access to local transit, residential communities and employment centers. The paths would serve cyclists and pedestrians who live, work and travel within the I-710 Corridor.

The three bike paths under consideration are:

Western Levee Bike Path – A 10-mile bike path from Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach to Imperial Highway in South Gate
Compton Boulevard Bike Path – A two-mile bike path along Compton Boulevard in Compton connecting Martin Luther King Transit Center and the LA River
Terminal Island to Rio Hondo Bike Path – A seven-mile bike path from Terminal Island Freeway in Long Beach to the Rio Hondo Bike Trail at Garfield Avenue in South Gate

Status

Metro is in the preliminary phase of studying these bike paths and seeking public input. Final design and construction dates for this project will depend on funding availability.

Documents

All documents for this project.

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Contact Us

For general questions:

Ernesto Chaves, Project Manager

710bikepath@metro.net

213.922.4778

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