The OCTA Bike Rally has been rescheduled for Thursday, May 23 because of forecasted rain. The seventh annual Bike Rally is an opportunity for the public to celebrate Bike Month by joining OCTA for a 3-mile recreational group ride. Originally scheduled for May 16, the event is now scheduled to …continue reading
A 40-foot OC Bus is set to become a giant “taco truck” serving up free Wahoo’s fish tacos to the first 300 guests at the Irvine Spectrum at 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 11. The Orange County Transportation Authority and Wahoo’s Fish Taco are teaming up again for the giveaway …continue reading
The Orange County Transportation Authority and Caltrans are seeking public input on how to best improve the Beach Boulevard corridor between the cities of La Habra and Huntington Beach. OCTA is holding a series of community events and an online survey through May 31 to gather input about existing conditions …continue reading
Improve your health, help the environment and cut the costs of driving by hopping on a bicycle to celebrate Bike Month with the Orange County Transportation Authority. National Bike Month takes place in May each year and serves as an opportunity to showcase the benefits of bicycling and to encourage …continue reading
55 on the 405 The speed limit on I-405 between I-605 and SR-73 has changed from 65 mph to 55 mph. The new speed limit was implemented in early October 2018 for the safety of the traveling public and crews during construction of the I-405 Improvement Project. The signs warning motorists of …continue reading
The Orange County Transportation Authority is partnering with the local Consulate of Mexico and Santa Ana Unified School District to encourage students and residents of all ages to get out and discover Orange County’s many museums and other cultural landmarks – and to consider taking OC Bus to get there. …continue reading
The speed limit on I-405 between I-605 and SR-73 has changed from 65 mph to 55 mph. The new speed limit was implemented in early October 2018 for the safety of the traveling public and crews during construction of the I-405 Improvement Project. The signs warning motorists of the new 55 …continue reading
What Falsework construction, which includes installing timber and steel beams to support construction of the new Slater Avenue bridge. Where Adjacent to Slater Avenue, on the NB and SB sides of I-405. The freeway will be closed in both directions between Brookhurst Street and Magnolia Street. NB and SB …continue reading
The Orange County Transportation Authority and Caltrans have started construction on the I-5 Central County Improvements Project, which will add a second carpool lane in each direction on I-5 between SR-55 and SR-57. The I-5 carpool ramps on Main Street in Santa Ana are expected to permanently close as early …continue reading
What Partial demolition of the Bolsa Avenue bridge has been rescheduled. Crews are now scheduled to demolish a portion of the bridge over northbound (NB) and southbound (SB) I-405 on Saturday, April 27. Where The Bolsa Avenue bridge over NB and SB I-405. The freeway will be closed in both …continue reading
The partial demolition of the Bolsa Avenue bridge has been postponed due to unforeseen site conditions. The 405 Community Outreach Team will provide additional information in a future construction alert. If there are any questions, please email [email protected] What Partial demolition of the Bolsa Avenue bridge. Crews will demolish …continue reading
I-405 between Beach Boulevard and Goldenwest Street in Westminster is scheduled to close overnight on Saturday, April 6, as part of the I-405 Improvement Project, as work begins to demolish the Bolsa Avenue bridge. The full freeway closure and overnight closures of the Bolsa Avenue bridge and nearby freeway ramps …continue reading
Add another ‘T’ to Taco Tuesday in Orange County – the third ‘T’ is for Transit. Starting Tuesday, April 2, the Orange County Transportation Authority and Wahoo’s Fish Taco is helping make Tuesdays more delicious, while making it easier to get around town, by introducing Taco Transit Tuesday. “What’s better …continue reading