The project is located on a 2.8-mile stretch of manchester avenue (from S. Vermont avenue to S. Broadway) and S. Broadway (from manchester avenue, to…

This federal Project Grant award, provided by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Nationally Significant Freight and Highway Projects (CFDA 20.934) program, funds a $40,333,299 transportation infrastructure project in California. The project is located on a 2.8-mile stretch of Manchester Avenue and S. Broadway in Los Angeles and involves installing 9 rectangular rapid flashing beacons, 66 pedestrian push buttons, and 62 crosswalks. It will also construct 21,023 feet of class IV cycle track, 25,750 feet of sidewalk, and 299 curb ramps, as well as provide lighting for 134 intersections. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is the prime awardee, with the City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation serving as a sub-grantee to carry out portions of the project. This grant award aims to enhance mobility, safety, and connectivity through multimodal transportation improvements in the region.

Project description

The project is located on a 2.8-mile stretch of manchester avenue (from S. Vermont avenue to S. Broadway) and S. Broadway (from manchester avenue, to imperial highway). Install 9 rectangular rapid flashing beacons, 66 pedestrian push buttons, and 62 crosswalks. Construct 21,023 feet class IV cycle track, 25,750 feet sidewalk, and 299 curb ramps. Provide lighting for 134 intersections.