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CalSTA flags leased spaces under San Diego freeways for potential safety risk - Vimarsana News

CalSTA flags leased spaces under San Diego freeways for potential safety risk

A review of a state program that rents space around California's freeways launched after a pallet fire shut down a major Los Angeles freeway last month identified several sites in San Diego County with potential risks that could threaten major arteries.

Source: yahoo.com
Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share L.A. Fire Risk - Vimarsana News

Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share L.A. Fire Risk

The California Dept. of Transportation is auditing sites it has leased out that are under or near infrastructure after a fire temporarily closed part of I-10 in Los Angeles.

Source: enr.com
Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share L.A.Fire Risk - Vimarsana News

Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share L.A.Fire Risk

The California Dept. of Transportation is auditing sites it has leased out that are under or near infrastructure after a fire temporarily closed part of I-10 in Los Angeles.

Source: enr.com
Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share Los Angeles Fire Risk - Vimarsana News

Caltrans Says Few Airspace Lease Sites Share Los Angeles Fire Risk

The California Dept. of Transportation is auditing sites it has leased out that are under or near infrastructure after a fire temporarily closed part of I-10 in Los Angeles.

Source: enr.com
LA Freeway Reopens Eight Days After Fire; Repairs to Continue - Vimarsana News

LA Freeway Reopens Eight Days After Fire; Repairs to Continue

Structural testing revealed that fewer repairs were needed than initially expected, and crews worked around the clock.

Source: enr.com