Summary
A new bill pushed by Senator Lena Gonzalez aims to make Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach much safer and is currently waiting for the Governor's final signature. If approved, you can expect some major changes to how traffic flows along that dangerous stretch.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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Impact analysis
While exact project costs aren't detailed yet, taxpayer funds will likely go toward implementing these new safety measures and potential traffic updates.
Local drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists using the Pacific Coast Highway will see a much safer commute with fewer accident risks.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
Senator Lena Gonzalez’s Bill to Improve Safety on the Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach Signed Into Law
Senator Lena Gonzalez’s Bill to Improve Safety on the Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach Signed Into Law Senator Lena A. Gonzalez (.gov)
Senator Lena Gonzalez’s Bill to Improve Safety on the Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach Heads to Governor’s Desk
Senator Lena Gonzalez’s Bill to Improve Safety on the Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach Heads to Governor’s Desk Senator Lena A. Gonzalez (.gov)
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