Gaviota Rest Stops Closed and One Highway 101 Northbound Lane Closed for Paving Project

Caltrans (Edhat)

US 101 NORTHBOUND LANE CLOSURE BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 FOR PAVING PROJECT IN GAVIOTA

A one-mile segment of northbound US 101 will be reduced to one lane between the northbound US 101 Gaviota Rest Area to one-half mile north of the Gaviota Tunnel beginning Wednesday, September 25 to continue an ongoing paving operation on US 101. This lane closure will continue until late October.

The north and southbound Gaviota Rest Areas are closed so Caltrans can remove and replace the concrete barrier, in addition to performing mechanical and sidewalk repairs.  The estimated time to reopen the rest areas will be announced once confirmed.

This US 101 lane closure allows Caltrans to continue the grinding and paving of roughly six miles of US 101 in addition to the reconstruction of shoulders, placement of High Friction Surface Treatment and the installation of new guardrails and median concrete barriers.

The contractor for this $50 million project is CalPortland Construction of Santa Maria, CA. Construction is expected to be complete by Spring 2025.

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    • Its REALLY tiring to hear trolls comment on what isn’t happening because of no time or experience here.
      If you did you would know it has only been open maybe a year total since 1990.
      Yes as a retired DOD contractor I will tell you that is EXACTLY what has been going on in that stretch of 101.
      If you had a clue you would know I am not a CON or a Lib, but you are clueless as usual or you wouldn’t say a thing.

  1. I not stop at a highway rest stop since last century.

    Or recall a coworker traveling on work stopping at one
    and getting clubbed with a ball peen hammer and robbed
    .
    Think he survived.

    With brain damage. So it not worth the risk.

    Best to drive 5 more miles and use restrooms at McDs.

    Safer option to pick.

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