Listed below are highway programs from Caltrans District 7 - Los Angeles and Ventura counties . To learn more about each project, click on the project website and also view the latest Construction Notices.
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I-5 Improvement Project – North
Website | Construction Notices
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I-5 Improvement Project – South
Website | Construction Notices - Northbound I-5, Ramp and Connector Closures, November 16-18
- Cierre de rampas y conectores el la autopista 5 hacia el sur, 16 a 18 de noviembre
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SR-110 Historic Arroyo Seco Parkway
Website & News
@CaltransDist7
Construction Notices
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Five things to know about the I-710 Corridor Project
1. The project aims to improve traffic flow and decrease traffic congestion on the I-710 freeway between downtown Long Beach and the junction with the SR-60 freeway. This section of the ...
Recirculated environmental document released for I-710 Corridor Project; public hearing dates announced
A new set of alternatives to improve the 710 freeway between Ocean Boulevard in downtown Long Beach and the SR-60 was released today in an environmental document by Caltrans.
One alternative would ...
Final environmental impact statement/report released for Highway 138 project between 5 and 14
The Final Environmental Impact Statement/Report (FEIS/R) for the Northwest 138 Corridor Improvement Project has been released for public review; view it online here. The two alternatives studied ...
HWR, June 20: transit and the housing crisis, Gold Line parking, the Musk tunnels vs L.A. traffic
Programming note: If I sound 2,000 miles distant this week, I’m working Very Remotely — I’m back in Cincinnati dealing with the wonderful world of assisted living facilities. FWIW, ...
How We Roll, June 6: Crenshaw/LAX Line progress, bees and the impact of parking on transit ridership
Art of Transit:
Work on the street level part of the Crenshaw/LAX Line through Park Mesa Heights. That’s the concrete that will support the overhead wires that deliver electricity to trains. ...
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