Our Purpose:
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Numerous construction projects are planned by
various agencies that will potentially impact
motorists using Pacific Coast Highway (PCH)
between the McClure Tunnel in Santa Monica and
the Ventura County line in Malibu.
PCH Partners consists of representatives from the City of Los Angeles, the City of Malibu, the City of Santa Monica, Caltrans, and
the offices of Senator Fran Pavley, Senator Ben Allen,
and Assemblymember Richard Bloom. These agencies work
together to ensure construction projects are
coordinated to minimize traffic impacts on the PCH.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Receive announcements and information about
PCH construction projects and safety tips
through the PCH Partners'
Facebook page
and
Twitter
Watch the PCH Taskforce's nationally
recognized Public Service Announcement:
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The purpose of this web site is to be the primary source for information and updates related to the planned projects. PCH Partners will be posting the latest project information, news, press releases, maps, schedules and contact information to inform the motoring public about the status of these important projects.
It is the goal of PCH Partners to develop coordinated, well-defined traffic management plans for all projects and to inform the surrounding communities
about the status of construction, roadway closures and detours so the traffic impacts of construction projects
are mitigated.
PCH Pedestrian Safety Project - The PCH
Taskforce, a multi-agency group dedicated to improving
safety on Pacific Coast Highway from Santa Monica to the
Ventura County Line, received a safety corridor grant
from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS)
through the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA) to promote motorist, pedestrian,
and bicycle safety and to increase safety awareness
along the PCH.
The PCH Taskforce retained California Walks to
 evaluate
pedestrian safety conditions along the PCH corridor, to
educate and engage community residents and affected
stakeholders, and to develop community-driven, best
practice recommendations to improve pedestrian safety
along the corridor. The purpose of this Final
Recommendations Report is to provide specific
recommendations for treatments, projects and programs to
improve and promote pedestrian safety on PCH for
consideration by the Taskforce. California Walks also
prepared an Existing Conditions Report (Appendix A) that
informs this Final Recommendations Report.
Download a free copy of the report by clicking on
the PCH Final Recommendations Report icon.
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