How to cope with the...
LOCAL TRAFFIC IMPACTS on SUNDAY due to Long Beach Marathon street
closures
Sunday's Long Beach Marathon will again bring huge traffic
impacts to the local 4th District's streets. Aside from the traffic impacts to the major
streets, residential streets also are expected to see an increase in traffic as
frustrated motorist try to use side-streets to get around the traffic-thus
cutting through neighborhoods-often at accelerated speeds.
Long-time 4th District Residents are aware the
best way to get across the "marathon divide" depends on where you
live and where you need to go.
Ideally for the Los Altos Center Adjacent Neighborhoods the
best route to go get to any location east or west is to take the 405 Freeway
North or South.
For the Los Altos
neighborhoods south of Atherton heading East and then North or again taking the
405 Freeway is easiest to get to any location. Going any other direction accept
East will result in hitting street closures.
For the Recreation
Park neighborhood it is
best to avoid going toward the beach at all as well as toward CSULB. Going West toward downtown then North to go
in any direction will be less frustrating.
Palo Verde (South) from
Atherton to Anaheim
5:00 am until 12:00 PM
Atherton (West) from Clark to
Bellflower Blvd
5:00 am 12:00 PM
Atherton (Both directions)
from Bellflower Blvd
to Palo Verde 5:00 am 12:15 PM
Clark (North) from Atherton
to Anaheim 5:00
am 12:30 PM