Studebaker road between carson street and 2ND street and loynes drive between studebaker road and bellflower boulevard. City of long beach, LOS ange

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $1.25 million to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) on June 5, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to implement multimodal transportation improvements on Studebaker Road between Carson Street and 2nd Street, and Loynes Drive between Studebaker Road and Bellflower Boulevard in Long Beach, Los Angeles County. The project encompasses approximately 31,700 linear feet of roadway with 17 signalized intersections and delivers a comprehensive suite of improvements designed to enhance safety, accessibility, and transportation choices.

The grant funds the installation of Class IV bikeways, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant paths of travel, upgraded traffic signals, protected intersection treatments, fiber-optic communication infrastructure, street tree replacement, and repaving of aging roadway surfaces. These improvements reflect the Highway Planning and Construction program's emphasis on comprehensive infrastructure preservation, safety enhancements, and multimodal transportation network development across public roads. The project demonstrates the program's commitment to integrating active transportation facilities with traditional highway infrastructure while incorporating modern communication systems and environmental stewardship measures.

Project description

Studebaker road between carson street and 2ND street and loynes drive between studebaker road and bellflower boulevard. City of long beach, LOS angeles county. The project work includes implement a series of multi-modal improvements including class IV bikeways, ADA compliant paths of travel, upgraded traffic signals, protected intersection treatments, fiber-optic communication, street tree replacement and repaving of aging roadway surface. The length of studebaker is approximately 31,700 linear feet and include 17 signalized intersections