Overnight freeway closures are planned on two of the three east-west freeways east of Los Angeles tonight and all week, according to Caltrans engineers.
Overnight closures will be instituted on the San Bernardino (10) Freeway will affect traffic from downtown Los Angeles east to La Puente.
East of the San Gabriel Valley (605) Freeway, both directions of the 10 Freeway will be closed as far as Puente Avenue between midnight and 4 a.m., starting Sunday and lasting through Thursday.
West of the 605 Freeway, much of the 10 Freeway will be closed overnights for a separate pavement project and installation of new express toll lanes. Although exact closure start times and locations will vary, motorists can expect the 10 to be unavailable between the 605 and Long Beach (710) freeways every night.
Partial lane closures on the 10 Freeway will begin at about 9 p.m., with full closures starting at either 11 p.m. or midnight and lasting until 4 or 5 a.m., Caltrans officials said. A $165 million widening and repaving project will add a carpool lane to the 10 across the Baldwin Park and Covina areas.
The parallel Pomona (60) Freeway will have major lane restrictions in Diamond Bar starting Wednesday night, but engineers will keep at least one lane open between Azusa Avenue and the 57 Freeway.
No major lane closures are planned on the Foothill (210) Freeway next week.
Further north, lane closures will bedevil travelers day and night as a $100 million repaving project continues on a 15 mile stretch of Interstate 5 at the top of the Grapevine. One lane can be expected to be closed during daylight hours, and only one lane will be open in each direction at night on the 5 between Vista del Lago and Frazier Mountain Park roads.
