Pavement beautification and safety works continue on Interstate 10 near Blythe

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The California Department of Transportation is continuing work on the $241 million pavement, beautification, and safety enhancements project on Interstate 10, in and near Blythe which Valley residents pass through enroute to Arizona and other southwestern states.This project includes concrete pavement rehabilitation of 88 lane miles, on and off ramps, and shoulders. 11,950 linear feet of new guardrail systems will be installed. Upgrades of curb ramps, sidewalks and crosswalk safety enhancements and “push button posts” to Americans with Disabilities Act standards. Also included are bridge upgrades, new signage, landscaping, and other beautification elements.The crews will work to “clear and grub” medians to prep for upcoming roadwork. This work consists of removing and dispo
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