“RoseJam” Not Over, 210 Freeway Closures Continue Through Thursday

Caltrans said that sections of the I-210 freeway in Pasadena will be closed again this week through Monday evening through Thursday evening as part of a $148.5 million pavement rehabilitation project.

The Eastbound 210 will see three lanes between Lowell Avenue and Lake Avenue close from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. for construction, along with the connector to the Westbound 134. The on and off-ramps to Lowell Avenue, La Crescenta Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, Gould Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, Ocean View Boulevard, Berkshire Place, Lincoln Boulevard and Mountain Street, will also be closed according to a statement released by Caltrans to the media.

The Westbound 210 will see the same three lanes close, the connector to the Southbound 2 Freeway, as well as the on and off-ramps to Walnut Street and Ocean View Boulevard, according to the press release. According to Caltrans, motorists should expect delays and plan alternative routes.

Construction signs and changeable message signs will be in place to alert motorists to construction activities and closures

The freeway, which opened up early Monday morning after seeing a 34-hour closure over the weekend, was out of commission virtually every weekend in August.

The overall project is set to be completed in 2019 and also includes improvements in nearby cities, such as Glendale and La Canada Flintridge, according to Caltrans.