TRAFFIC ADVISORY: I-405 FREEWAY BETWEEN IMPERIAL HIGHWAY AND I-405 FREEWAY TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING ACTIVITY
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: I-405 FREEWAY BETWEEN IMPERIAL HIGHWAY AND I-405 FREEWAY TO BE CLOSED FOR FILMING ACTIVITY
(Los Angeles, California – November 13, 2015) Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) officials advise motorists that traffic on the eastbound I-105 Freeway between Imperial Highway and the I-405 will be impacted between 5 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday, November 14 due to filming activity.
Officials said, however, filming activities may be temporarily halted and on-ramps opened during times of high traffic.
Traffic detour signs will be located at the following intersections/on-ramps: Sepulveda Boulevard South/Imperial Highway, California Street/Imperial Highway on-ramp #1, Hughes Way/Imperial Highway on-ramp #2, and Parkview Drive/Atwood Way.
Traffic officers will be stationed at Sepulveda/Imperial and Aviation/Imperial intersections to mitigate traffic movement due to the closure.
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