People driving southbound on the I-5 can detour to SR-54, connect to southbound I-805 and then connect to SR-905 to get back to the I-5.
SAN DIEGO — All lanes of the I-5 southbound after the SR-54 connector will be closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Monday, July 13 for overhead signage removal.
People driving southbound on the I-5 can detour to eastbound SR-54, connect to southbound I-805 and then connect to eastbound SR-905 to get back to the I-5.
There will be signs posted along the closure notifying motorists of the closure and suggesting alternate routes. During the closure, nearby businesses and homes should expect construction noise and lighting, according to the California Department of Transportation.
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The upgrades come as part of the I-5 Asset Management Project, which aims to rehabilitate a section of the freeway to improve ride quality, reduce maintenance and extend service life of the existing pavement in Chula Vista, National City and San Diego.
The project will restore pavement along the main roadway, shoulders and ramps.
The changes will be implemented from Camino De La Plaza to just south of Via De La Valle. The project aims to preserve infrastructure, improve safety and modernize the highway to meet future transportation needs.
Maintenance is subject to change due to weather conditions, traffic incidents or other maintenance.
For updates on closures due to maintenance, click here.