A portion of Highway 1 in the North Bay will have one-way traffic control starting Monday while Caltrans crews work in the area.
The area is being prepped for a project that begins in spring of 2024. Next year, Caltrans plans to rehab pavement, upgrade curb ramps, replace guardrails and crash cushions, upgrade drainage inlets, and replace aging culverts. Crosswalks and signage in Point Reyes Station and Tomales will also be improved. Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter.
The first area included in next year’s project is Highway 1 near Point Reyes Station and Olema from the Olema Creek bridge to north of Cypress road. The second is near Tomales, from south of Tomales Petaluma Road to south of Valley Ford Road, Caltrans said.
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