Caltrans

Caltrans unveiled potential project locations statewide to enhance safety and create a more interconnected system for people who use active means of transportation, such as walking and biking. 

Caltrans debuted its new fleet of traincars for passengers in the Central Valley and Northern California.

The Butterfly Lane Pedestrian Undercrossing in Montecito is open following a major improvement project

Caltrans announced a 59-hour weekend closure of Seacliff off and on ramps on southbound Highway 101 in Ventura County this weekend.

California has the green light to start using federal infrastructure funding to expand electric vehicle  charging stations along the state’s interstates and highways following the recent federal approval of a joint plan by Caltrans and California Energy Commission.

An un-bee-lieveable 10,000 honeybees were rescued from a signpost in Lompoc on Thursday.

Caltrans has released a video of the completed Highway 101 carpool lane project between Carpinteria and Santa Barbara.

Caltrans announces Hwy 101 will be reduced to one southbound bypass lane from Mussel Shoals to Faria Beach from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. starting June 20-25.

A paving project along Highway 154 will result in additional road work during the overnight hours over the next two months.

Caltrans announces that southbound U.S. 101 off-ramp at Seacliff will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday until summer 2023.

A project to reconstruct the bridges on US Highway 101 at the Interchange with State Route 135 in Los Alamos will continue with the installation of bridge girders beginning Tuesday May 24.

Travelers on northbound Highway 101 will encounter a closure of the right lane from the entrance to Gaviota State Park to one-mile north of the Gaviota Tunnel this week.

Caltrans plans to install a southbound bypass lane on U.S. 101 near Mussel Shoals that crosses over the median to the left northbound lane and it will extend more than four miles to Faria Beach.

Caltrans District 5 has been awarded eight Sustainable Transportation Planning Grants totaling $2.34 million to plan sustainable transportation projects.

Caltrans is making progress on the US Highway 101 Pedestrian Undercrossing at Butterfly Lane as part of a major improvement project.

A project to apply a protective coating to preserve the decks of various bridges in Santa Barbara County will begin Tuesday.

Caltrans announces Hwy 101 will be reduced to one northbound lane overnight from Faria Beach to Mussel Shoals from March 28 to April 2 for slab replacements.

The California Transportation Commission this week allocated $578 million for projects to repair and improve transportation infrastructure throughout the state.

Caltrans will reduce Highway 101 to one northbound and one southbound lane overnight near Faria Beach to Mussel Shoals from Monday, Feb. 7, to Saturday, Feb. 12, for lane striping.

Caltrans announced it is approving the use of low-carbon cement to help reduce the carbon footprint of California’s transportation system.

Travelers on Highway 101 north will encounter traffic control from the Mariposa Reina over-crossing to SR-1 on Tuesday and Wednesday for a rock scaling operation to enhance public safety, weather permitting.

A project to reconstruct the bridges on Highway 101 at the Interchange with SR-135 in Los Alamos will continue with the installation of bridge girders on Thursday.

A project to repair a damaged shoulder along US Highway 101 following the Alisal Fire expected to start on Monday will begin today.

Caltrans Director Toks Omishakin is urging motorists to avoid non-essential mountain travel until weather conditions improve.

A project to resurface six-miles of SR-135 (Broadway) from the US 101/State Route 135 Interchange to Lakeview Road will begin on Wednesday, Jan. 5.

Caltrans will implement intermittent full closures of Highway 101 near Gaviota on Tuesday for a rock scaling operation.

A project to reconstruct the bridges on Hwy 101 at SR-135 in Los Alamos will continue with the installation of bridge girders beginning Tuesday.

A long-term 24/7 closure of the Highway 101 Pedestrian Undercrossing at Butterfly Lane will begin Monday, December 6 for a major improvement project.

Caltrans announced a new Clean California pilot program that offers Adopt-a-Highway volunteers up to $250 for picking up highway litter.

A project to install contrasting surface treatments and paving within the gore points on Highway 101 from south of the Interchange with SR-135 in Los Alamos to north of the Solomon Summit Overcrossing will begin on Sunday.