One-Way Traffic Control at the Pudding Creek Bridge Begins Monday

Press release from Caltrans District 1:

arial shot of a bridge spanning pudding creek

Pudding Creek Bridge [Photo provided by Caltrans]

24/7 one-way traffic control will begin on Route 1 at the north end of Fort Bragg at the Pudding Creek Bridge starting Monday, June 19 until August 29. Traffic will be controlled with a temporary signal system. Motorists from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. can expect up to 20-minute delays Monday through Friday and 30-minute delays are anticipated on the weekends.
There will also be 10 nighttime closures during the following dates from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Construction will escort emergency responders over the bridge.
·      2 Nights from July 12 – July 14
·      3 Nights from July 17 – July 20
·      3 Nights from September 11 – September 14
·      2 Nights from September 23 – September 25
The safety project includes widening the Pudding Creek Bridge to accommodate two 12-foot wide lanes, two 8-foot wide shoulders, two 6-foot walkways and new bridge railings. The project also includes “Complete Streets” improvements by constructing sidewalks on both sides of SR 1 from Pudding Creek Bridge south to Elm Street and north to Pudding Creek Drive and drainage improvements and relocation of the City of Fort Bragg’s waterline from the Pudding Creek Dam to Route 1.
We appreciate your patience during construction of this safety project along the Mendocino Coast. For more information, visit https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-1/d1-projects/puddingcreekbridge.
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Kat Saalfield
3 years ago

Can I get home late at night during this night time closure? I live north past Airport Road.