The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will
begin work on Tuesday to grind and repave the roadway on U.S. 101
from Coyote Creek Bridge (near Bernal Road) to the Guadalupe River
Bridge in San Jose (near State Route 87), according to a press
statement.
The project will resurface with Hot Mix Asphalt northbound and
southbound lanes on U.S. 101 as well as 67 on/off ramps. In
addition, new dikes, metal beam guard rails, crash cushions, loop
detectors will be installed or replaced as well as approach and
departure slabs on Coyote Creek Bridge.
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will begin work on Tuesday to grind and repave the roadway on U.S. 101 from Coyote Creek Bridge (near Bernal Road) to the Guadalupe River Bridge in San Jose (near State Route 87), according to a press statement.
The project will resurface with Hot Mix Asphalt northbound and southbound lanes on U.S. 101 as well as 67 on/off ramps. In addition, new dikes, metal beam guard rails, crash cushions, loop detectors will be installed or replaced as well as approach and departure slabs on Coyote Creek Bridge.
Work began on the northbound side of U.S 101 east of Bernal Road on June 15. Initial construction will involve freeway shoulder repair and mainline paving on one or two lanes.
The work is scheduled from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday through Thursday. Weekend work can start as early as 8 p.m. and run through 10 a.m. There will be no full freeway closures throughout the duration of this project.
It is anticipated that work will be completed in late August. Â
There will be various lane and ramp closures during this project.
