I note from the SHOPP 22 list (and cahighways.org's CA-22 page) that Caltrans is providing money to the City of Long Beach to reconfigure the existing CA-22/Seventh Street on and off ramps to Studebaker Road. But I cannot find a project page or documents about the project anywhere online. Anybody know if this project is online somewhere?
Quote from: Occidental Tourist on May 12, 2022, 03:23:47 PM
I note from the SHOPP 22 list (and cahighways.org's CA-22 page) that Caltrains is providing money to the City of Long Beach to reconfigure the existing CA-22/Seventh Street on and off ramps to Studebaker Road. But I cannot find a project page or documents about the project anywhere online. Anybody know if this project is online somewhere?
What is wrong with the current configuration?
Quote from: dbz77 on May 12, 2022, 10:07:30 PM
Quote from: Occidental Tourist on May 12, 2022, 03:23:47 PM
I note from the SHOPP 22 list (and cahighways.org's CA-22 page) that Caltrans is providing money to the City of Long Beach to reconfigure the existing CA-22/Seventh Street on and off ramps to Studebaker Road. But I cannot find a project page or documents about the project anywhere online. Anybody know if this project is online somewhere?
What is wrong with the current configuration?
I assume it has to do with backups from Studebaker onto the eastbound on-ramp. I'm speculating they want to add a second lane for the on-ramp and ramp metering in order to reduce the traffic backing up onto Studebaker and prevent mainline traffic slowing at the merge.
Nope, I was wrong. Has to do with realigning the westbound ramps and accommodating a bike lane project on Studebaker. Here's the diagram (https://scag.ca.gov/sites/main/files/file-attachments/tcwg012423agn4-2-1.pdf?1674003320).