Southbound I-605: Beverly Boulevard Interchange Improvements
Improving safety, traffic flow, and connectivity at the I-605 Beverly Boulevard interchange with a new, more efficient ramp configuration in Pico Rivera.

Metro, Caltrans, and the Gateway Cities Council of Governments are planning upgrades to the southbound I-605 Beverly Boulevard interchange in Pico Rivera. The project replaces the collector-distributor road and existing ramps with a diamond interchange and signalized intersections to reduce congestion, improve safety, and simplify navigation.

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Frequently Asked Questions
The Initial Study/Negative Declaration is an environmental review under CEQA. It confirmed this project would not cause significant environmental impacts, allowing it to proceed without further study.
Weaving happens when vehicles entering and exiting the freeway must quickly change lanes in a short distance, creating unsafe conditions and delays.
A collector-distributor road runs parallel to the freeway to separate local and through traffic. In this location, it contributes to congestion and safety concerns.
The project replaces existing ramps with a diamond interchange, adds a signalized intersection at Beverly Boulevard, and removes the collector-distributor road.
The redesign will reduce collisions, improve ramp operations, and ease congestion on Beverly Boulevard and nearby streets, making travel safer and more efficient.
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