Major I-405 Project Will Extend from Van Nuys to Westwood
Caltrans will hold a virtual public meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 24 to discuss the I-405 Pavement Rehabilitation Project. The meeting will cover construction plans, upgrades, and safety improvements.
Register to attend:
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What the I-405 Project Includes
This $143.7 million project will improve I-405 between Victory Boulevard in Van Nuys and Wilshire Boulevard in Westwood. Work is scheduled to start in spring/summer 2025 and continue through winter 2029.
Key benefits:
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Extends pavement life across 92 lane miles
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Improves safety and ride quality
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Upgrades pedestrian infrastructure
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Enhances mobility through the Sepulveda Pass
Planned Construction Features
The project includes:
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Replacing two lanes in each direction from Victory Blvd to Mulholland Dr
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Repairing other lanes throughout the corridor
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Replacing slabs at six bridge locations from Mulholland Dr to Wilshire Blvd
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Restoring or replacing 10 culverts
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Upgrading 10 ADA-compliant curb ramps at ramps
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Upgrading 6,400 feet of metal guardrail
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Replacing 98 road signs and 2 overhead sign structures
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Building 4 maintenance vehicle pullouts (MVPs)
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Upgrading 2.5 miles of fiber conduit and replacing fiber-optic cables
Construction Impacts and Alerts
Construction may cause noise, vibrations, and dust near the work zone. Dates and closures may change due to weather or operations.
Check for live traffic updates here:
Quickmap.dot.ca.gov
Stay Informed
Learn more about the project at:
Caltrans Current Projects
Caltrans reminds all drivers to:
“Be Work Zone Alert” and “Slow for the Cone Zone.”
