Nighttime Pavement Repair and Temporary Striping
Summary:
The Vermont Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project is part of Metro’s plan for better transit. This project will connect the communities along Vermont Av in the City of Los Angeles from 120th Street (120th) to Sunset Boulevard (Sunset) through BRT service while improving access to jobs, education, medical providers and other important destinations. Beginning in October 2026, crews will begin nighttime construction activities along both directions of the Vermont BRT corridor. These activities will include paving and temporary striping.
When
Construction activities are anticipated to occur in the vicinity for up to two nights between October 2026 and Spring 2027.
Location
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Both directions of Vermont between 120th and Sunset.
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Lanes on Vermont may be reduced in both directions between 9pm and 5am. Right and left turns will be maintained where possible with intermittent closures.
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Portions of the sidewalk may be closed, however access for pedestrians and businesses will be maintained.
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To view all construction notices, please visit metro.net/Vermont.
Work Hours Street work will begin each night at 9pm Monday through Friday and end at 5am the following morning.
What to Expect
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Activities include grind and asphalt-concrete overlay pavement work, installation of temporary striping, and utility lid adjustments to proposed finish surface.
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Noise, dust, and vibration are anticipated. Crews will implement comprehensive mitigation measures throughout the duration of the work.
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One lane will always be opened to traffic. Work will not occur in same areas simultaneously.
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Temporary parking restrictions will be posted in the immediate work area.
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Signs and/or flaggers will direct traffic through open lanes. Access for pedestrians will be maintained outside construction zones. Detour signs will be posted. Water-filled and pedestrian barriers will be placed for safety.
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Access to driveways, residences, and businesses will be maintained unless notified in advance.
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Follow Metro updates and posted signage for information regarding ADA ramp and Metro bus line access.
Noteworthy
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Activities will take place during nighttime hours to minimize impacts to bus services, businesses, and residents, and to increase safety to the traveling public, pedestrians, and crews.
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Metro bus stops may be relocated or impacted. For changes, please call 323.GoMetro.
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To receive electronic updates or learn more, please visit the project website at www.metro.net/Vermont.
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Construction is dynamic and work schedules are subject to change.
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Nighttime work that is not completed may be performed during daytime work hours, Monday through Friday 7am to 4pm.
For More Information
Phone: 213.922.2846
Email: vermontcorridor@metro.net
Website: metro.net/vermont |
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Metro UpdatesConstruction is a dynamic process and information is subject to change without notice. Visit the project website for the most up to date information.
Local access, Pedestrian Access, and Emergency Responder Access is maintained during work activities.
Metro bus stops may be relocated or lines could be impacted. For up to date information follow us on Twitter @metrolaalerts, metro.net/advisories or call 323.GOMETRO for updates and trip planning assistance. Passengers are encouraged to use the Transit App to plan their travels.
If you see an encampment or someone in need: Visit LAHSA's online outreach request site LA-HOP at https://www.lahsa.org/portal/apps/la-hop/request. For more information and referrals for any Health and Human Services, call 2‐1‐1 or visit 211LA.org. |
