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Portions of the 134 Freeway, as well as on- and off-ramps and the connector road to the Golden State (5) Freeway will be closed through the weekend (again!) as crews work to repair the remaining damage from that fiery April 7 tanker truck crash.
The significant lane closures are scheduled to begin late at night with the freeway re-opening early the following morning.
Caltrans has a complete list of scheduled closures for the 134:
This weekend's work will have the crews installing metal beam guard rails, pressure-washing and sand-blasting fire-charred sections of the bridge columns, installing new vegetation and irrigation systems, and removing k-rails along the freeway shoulder, explains City News Service.
