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These retroreflective bordered backplates – yellow reflective strips placed around the perimeter of traffic signals – increase traffic signal visibility during morning hours, at night, or during a loss of power.

Advanced technology is now available to Caltrans to assist with the removal of dead, dying, and diseased trees throughout District 4’s nine counties.

Caltrans’ Division of Aeronautics is accepting public comments through December 30, 2020, on the draft California Aviation System Plan (CASP) for 2020.

The California Transportation Commission (CTC) today allocated more than $565 million for current projects – and approved $2 billion in future improvements – to address transportation needs throughout the state.

Highway maintenance and construction remains one of the most dangerous jobs in California. On the heels of two work zone fatalities in the last month, Caltrans is launching its annual “Move Over” educational campaign this week to ...

Restaurants, retailers and other businesses are eligible to temporarily operate on the state highway right of way (ROW) under permits available today from the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans).

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is looking for 150 volunteers to help it research an alternative to the state gas tax. Californians can sign up at CARoadCharge.com

In this News Flash, learn how new safety protocols have allowed Caltrans to resume its litter abatement efforts along the State Highway System during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this News Flash, we will show you the safest way to navigate an intersection during times with no power and also highlight Caltrans’ use of retroreflective bordered backplates—yellow reflective strips placed around the perimete ...

As the U.S. Department of Transportation establishes October as the first-ever National Pedestrian Safety Month, Caltrans is refining its data-driven programs to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce injury and death on California ...