A PICTORIAL OF MY 12 YEARS WORKING AS A VOLUNTEER DRIVER FOR THE PUSHER TRUCK PROGRAM

Author: SUNDANCE5220
Keywords: SNOW TRUCKS SEMIS DOUBLES MOUNTAINS HIGHWAY CHAINS CALTRANS TOWING
Added: March 5, 2007

Demonstration of the installation procedure.

Author: jtaragaki
Keywords: detector caltrans wireless
Added: March 14, 2007

Demonstration of the installation procedure.

Author: jtaragaki
Keywords: detector caltrans wireless
Added: March 14, 2007

Demonstration of the installation procedure.

Author: jtaragaki
Keywords: detector caltrans wireless
Added: March 14, 2007

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Author: freereplica
Keywords: rolex daydate Cable Television Calcutta California Highway Patrol Transportation Calm Calories Caltrans Calvert Deforest
Added: March 29, 2007

The 3 year nightmare. What is the Ortega Highway Safety Improvement Project? Ortega Highway, was constructed in the 1930's for recreational purposes, primarily to provide access to beaches in Orange County, Lake Elsinore, and various recreational areas in the Cleveland National Forest. Ortega Highway is a two-lane mountainous road with curves and steep slopes, and runs parallel to San Juan Creek. In the early 1930s, Ortega Highway carried about 200 vehicles per day. Today, with the growth of urban centers, it carries an increasing number of commuters and truck traffic averaging10,000 vehicles per day. Project Goal: • To improve roadway safety and highway drainage Project Area: Improved Sight Visibility Caltrans Ortega Highway Safety Improvement Project will take place on a three-mile section from San Juan Hot Springs and the Orange County line. This stretch of road has a section of narrow lanes, limited turn-out areas and high accident rates. Project Features • Adding 4-foot shoulders to each side of the Highway • Adding safety enhancements to reduce road closures due to rock slides • Place rumble strips in the median • Improving motorists sight distances by removing protruding rock walls • Widening the existing 10-foot lanes to standard 12-foot lanes • Improving drainage facilities into San Juan Creek • Improve turnouts and add two new turnouts, one in each direction Status: Construction is expected to begin in February 2007 and is anticipated to last 3 years. Funding Source: Project is funded by the State Highway Operation Protection Program. Construction cost is $40 million. Project Partners: Federal Highway Administration, United States Forest Service and California Highway Patrol Why is this project necessary? Safety is Caltrans number one priority. The goal is to reduce accidents and to save lives. The project will improve sight distance, and provide more room for motorists to safely maneuver within the project area. What will happen to traffic during construction? Full closures will take place during nighttime hours of 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. Ortega Highway will be reduced to one lane for the duration of the project within the project area. During the day, flagging operations will be in place and priority will be given to westbound morning commute traffic and eastbound evening commute traffic. Motorists should expect long delays and are encouraged to use alternate routes. The Ortega Highway Safety Improvement Project will target a three-mile section between San Juan Hot Springs and the Orange County line. Public Outreach: Caltrans has a comprehensive public outreach planned to keep motorists, residents, businesses and elected officials informed about this project. Community Open Houses will be scheduled in February for both Lake Elsinore and San Juan Capistrano. In addition, briefings and speaking engagements are available to provide interested groups with schedules, traffic management efforts and updates on construction activities. Contact Information: Department of Transportation, District 12 3337 Michelson Drive, Suite 380, Irvine, CA 92612-8894 PHONE (949) 724-2000 FAX (949) 724-2030 For more information about the project scope of work, please contact the toll free Orange County Transportation Helpline at (800) 724-0353 or log onto the caltrans website at: http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist12

Author: socalmoney
Keywords: Ortega 74 SR74 road construction orange county riverside lake elsinore commute
Added: April 10, 2007