Introduction
This project will build on the success of the existing reversible HOV Lanes on I-15 and expand SANDAG’s FasTrak road pricing program by creating a 20-mile Managed Lanes facility in the median of I-15 between SR 163 and SR 78. Once completed, the I-15 Managed Lanes will feature:
- a four-lane HOV facility with movable barrier (similar to the San Diego-Coronado Bridge).
- multiple access points to and from regular highway lanes
- direct access ramps for buses, carpools and I-15 FasTrak customers.
- a high-frequency express bus system, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).
Currently, the I-15 FasTrak Program allows solo drivers to pay a per-trip fee to use the existing high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes. These center-median lanes run along eight miles of I-15 between Kearny Mesa and Rancho Penasquitos in the City of San Diego. Carpoolers, vanpoolers, motorcycles, permitted hybrid vehicles, and transit riders use these HOV lanes for free.
NEWSFLASH: Northbound Interstate 15 On-ramp from Westbound Pomerado Road Temporarily Closed - (Posted 7/2/09)
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY: South Segment: Pomerado Road Construction Advisory #1 - (Posted 6/29/09)
NEWSFLASH: Northbound Interstate 15 On-ramp
from Mira Mesa Boulevard Closed Sunday - (Posted 6/25/09)
NEWSFLASH: I-15 Express Lanes Weekend Operation Change in Direction - (Posted 6/24/09)
I-15 North Segment Newsletter #4 - June, 2009 (PDF)
FACTSHEET: I-15 Express Lanes Fact Sheet - June, 2009 (PDF)
NEWSFLASH: I‐15 Express Lanes Project Wins Two Major Awards - (Posted 6/9/09)
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY: North Segment: Hale Avenue Construction Advisory #2 - (Posted 6/3/09)
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY: Middle Segment: Sabre Springs/Peñasquitos Transit Station Construction Advisory - (Posted 6/3/09)
I-15 North Segment Newsletter #3 - May, 2008 (PDF)
Mira Mesa/Scripps Ranch Direct Access Ramp Project: Final Environmental Impact Report
Special Note: City Heights Air Quality Report
Caltrans and the San Diego Air Pollution Control District have completed carbon monoxide and PM2.5 monitoring in the City Heights neighborhood in the City of San Diego. This air monitoring was completed in accordance with the Memorandum of Agreement (1985), and Memorandum of Understanding (1993) between Caltrans and the City of San Diego for development of State Route 15.
Carbon Monoxide Monitoring Data Final Report
City Heights CO and PM2.5 Data Analysis Report
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