In LOS angeles county on route 001 in the city of malibu, north of carbon canyon. Convert continuously yellow flashing beacon to pedestrian signal at…

The Federal Highway Administration awarded California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) a Formula Grant of $1,625,600 on July 25, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to convert a continuously yellow flashing beacon to a pedestrian signal at an existing crosswalk on State Route 1 (Pacific Coast Highway) in Malibu, Los Angeles County, north of Carbon Canyon. This safety improvement project will enhance pedestrian crossing protection at the specified location on this major coastal highway corridor.

The grant funds support infrastructure improvements for highway safety and pedestrian facilities, which are eligible activities under the Highway Planning and Construction program. Caltrans will oversee the design and construction of the pedestrian signal conversion, subject to Federal Highway Administration approval and environmental compliance requirements. The project represents the state's use of formula-allocated federal highway funds to address localized transportation safety needs within its priority project selection process.

Project description

On state route: 1. In LOS angeles county on route 001 in the city of malibu, north of carbon canyon. Convert continuously yellow flashing beacon to pedestrian signal at existing crosswalk caltrans is proposing to convert continuously yellow flashing beacon at existing crosswalk to a pedestrian signal on route 1 (pacific coast highway) to provide a safer pedestrian crossing at PCH.