Bridge work and bike path upgrades mark progress
Bridge, station and bike path improvements are advancing on Metro’s G Line, a bus rapid transit corridor in Southern California’s San Fernando Valley.
At Sepulveda Boulevard, the team completed a storm drain connection and poured concrete for the bridge’s underside and girders. Construction of Mechanically Stabilized Earth walls is progressing at the Sepulveda and Van Nuys bridges.
At Van Nuys, work continues on the future aerial station, with canopy installation up next. The team also implemented the first stage of a bike path detour near Canoga Avenue to support path improvements.
Next, the team plans to pour the Sepulveda Boulevard bridge deck and implement the second stage of the bike path detour near White Oak Avenue. The full detour is planned to open to the public later this fall.
Valley Transit Partners, a joint venture that includes FlatironDragados, Stacy Witbeck and Modern Railway Systems, is delivering the improvements for LA Metro. Once complete, the project is designed to make G Line service faster and more reliable between North Hollywood and Chatsworth.
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