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I-110/C STREET INTERCHANGE CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION ON WEEKDAYS THROUGH MID-OCTOBER

WILMINGTON, Calif. — September 18, 2014 — C Street on- and off-ramps on Interstate-110/Harbor Freeway (I-110) will be closed Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., beginning Monday, September 29, through Friday, October 17, as part of a major Port of Los Angeles interchange and roadway project to perform utility work necessary to improve C Street on- and off-ramps and nearby surface streets in Wilmington.

The following alternate routes are suggested during the closures:

Northbound C Street Off-Ramp Alternate Route 
(see route in purple)

  • Exit at Anaheim Street off-ramp
  • Right on Figueroa Street

Northbound C Street On-Ramp Alternate Route 
(see route in blue)

  • Head north along Figueroa Street past Anaheim Street
  • Left onto I-110 Northbound on-ramp at I Street

Southbound C Street Off-Ramp Alternate Route 
(see route in orange)

  • Exit at Anaheim Street
  • Left on Figueroa Place
  • Left on Anaheim Street
  • Right on Figueroa Street

Southbound C Street On-Ramp Alternate Route
(see route in green)

  • Continue north on Figueroa Street
  • Left on Anaheim Street
  • Left on Figueroa Place
  • Left onto I-110 Southbound on-ramp


Please follow posted traffic signs accordingly. Similar closures are anticipated to occur through 2016. For future updates, visit www.portoflosangeles.org or call Chris Trinidad, Project Construction Manager at (310) 732-3617.

The Port of Los Angeles, in partnership with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), is constructing I-110/C Street Interchange improvements to combine two closely spaced intersections into one, and construct a new off-ramp from Northbound I-110 onto Harry Bridges Boulevard. In addition, the local streets of Figueroa Avenue, Harry Bridges Boulevard, and John S. Gibson Boulevard will be realigned and reconstructed to improve local traffic circulation. Construction is funded by the Port of Los Angeles, the Surface Transportation Program – Local (STPL) fund, the State of California Trade Corridor Improvement Fund (TCIF), and Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) Prop C Funds.

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