Project Overview
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The Huntington Drive Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Project will transform and improve the Huntington Drive corridor for all modes of transportation, including vehicle, bus, bicycles and pedestrians with enhanced access to commercial businesses, residential neighborhoods, educational facilities, recreational centers and industrial properties. The City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering, in partnership with Councilmember Kevin De León (Council District 14), plan to improve vehicular circulation, upgrade transit service and ridership, enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety and access, and integrate modern technology and travel options. Through this project, Huntington Drive would thus become a high-quality regional mobility corridor connecting various Eastside communities to Downtown Los Angeles.
Mobility Improvement Concepts
- Improve mobility for all roadway users, including vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians
- Improve traffic flow and enhance safety
- Create open space
- Evaluate parking availability
- Develop transit alternatives, such as Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
- Incorporate emerging technologies
Study Corridor
The Planning Process
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June 1st, 2022
August 31st, 2021
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The Huntington Drive Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Project is a four-mile stretch connecting the City of Alhambra and South Pasadena to North Mission Road near LAC+USC Medical Center. This section of Huntington Drive is a heavily trafficked, three-lane north-bound and south-bound roadway that serves residential, commercial, institutional, recreational and industrial land uses. The southern portion of Huntington Drive reduces to two lanes in each direction, continuing to Valley Boulevard.