The Mobility Improvement projects focus on improving mobility and roadway safety, for people who walk, bike, drive, and use transit in Irvine.
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Campus Drive Complete Streets Safety Study Kickoff Meeting
The City of Irvine is exploring ways to improve safety and mobility along Campus Drive between University Drive and Turtle Rock Drive. The Campus Drive Complete Streets & Safety Study will develop and analyze potential enhancements to this busy roadway.
Learn more about the project and share your feedback at a community meeting Wednesday, May 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. at University Community Center.
South Yale Corridor Improvements project
The City of Irvine will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 30, at University Community Center to provide an update on the South Yale Corridor Improvements project and invite community feedback.
The project aims to reconfigure the roadway to accommodate Class IV separated bikeways on Yale Avenue between the I-405 Freeway and University Drive. It will enhance safety and connectivity for people who walk, bike, drive, and take transit, and improve connections among City of Irvine bike trails.
Final design will be complete this spring, with construction expected to begin this year, subject to funding availability.
Venta Spur Trail Crossings Improvements project
The Venta Spur Trail Crossings Improvements project will review street crossings along the trail that do not have a traffic signal. The goal of the project is to identify opportunities to improve safety and accessibility for all users.
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If you have any questions or comments, please contact Amir Ainechi at aainechi@cityofirvine.org or 949-724-7370.
Yale Avenue Enhancement project
The City of Irvine is leading the Yale Avenue Enhancement project to enhance safety, accessibility, and mobility along Yale Avenue north of the I-405 Freeway. The project will evaluate opportunities to implement potential improvements such as protected bikeways or separated bikeways, pedestrian crossings, traffic control devices, protected intersections, and other features that support all users.