The I-10 Freeway/Robertson/National area has an unusual on/off-ramp configuration and confusing connections to the major streets nearby, including National Blvd., Robertson Blvd., Venice Blvd. and Washington Blvd. This creates traffic circulation issues and poor driving conditions for motorists and also adversely affects transit users, pedestrians and bicyclists.
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), in partnership with the City of Culver City and Caltrans, is studying ways to improve the Robertson/National on/off-ramps and the connections to local streets, simplify traffic movements and minimize traffic impacts from the Culver City Expo Station and other new developments in the area.
The project team will be presenting alternatives to address these traffic issues to the cities and agencies, as well as key stakeholders and the community to obtain input to develop viable and implementable solutions.
Community input is a critical part of this study and your feedback is encouraged. Throughout the project, the team will be gathering public input to understand issues and guide recommendations. The design concepts will be a reflection of the views and suggestions of stakeholders in the project area.
Currently, all of the on and off-ramps for the I-10 Freeway at Robertson/National are in different locations. This leads to motorist confusion and circuitous travel in order to access the freeway ramps, creating greater risks for automobiles, transit users, pedestrians and bicyclists.
Improving and consolidating the interface between the I-10 freeway and local roadways will serve the public making it safer and more efficient for all modes of travel.
Mobility & Traffic Engineering Division
(310) 253-5634 traffic.engineering@culvercity.org
Transportation Department
(310) 253-6500