I-405 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan

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Project Type
Less Traffic
Current Phase
Early Planning
Estimated Project Completion
Adopted in 2022; ongoing funding and implementation
Map of I-405 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan Study Area.
The I-405 CMCP is a long-range transportation plan that identifies ways to reduce traffic and improve mobility along the full length of the I-405 corridor in LA County. The plan covers a six-mile-wide study area (three miles on either side of the freeway) from the San Fernando Valley to the Orange County Line, serving 20 cities and 40 LA neighborhoods.
 
Approved by the Metro Board in 2022, the plan outlines community-supported strategies to move more people, reduce congestion, expand access for all modes, and invest in historically underserved communities. Metro has already secured $52 million for early projects and continues to seek funding for additional improvements.
Map of I-405 Comprehensive Multimodal Corridor Plan Study Area.

Planning & Community Insights

Safer Bus Access

New shelters and islands on Venice Blvd improve safety and accessibility for transit riders.

Light Rail Upgrades

Platform and power upgrades enable longer trains on the Metro K Line. Long Beach project realigns ramps and adds safer walking and biking routes.

Multimodal Connections

Long Beach project realigns ramps and adds safer walking and biking routes.

Events

LIFE program participating as an exhibitor at Aspire Academy Back to School Night to enroll low-income riders into the LIFE program.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CMCP?

A long-range plan to improve mobility, reduce congestion, and expand access in major corridors.

Who was involved in the planning?

Metro worked with local cities, agencies, and community members to shape the plan.

What areas does the plan cover?

The entire I-405 corridor in LA County, plus a 3-mile buffer on each side.

What kinds of projects are included?

Bus improvements, light rail upgrades, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and more.

How is equity addressed?

The plan prioritizes historically underserved communities for improvements and funding.

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