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Barranca Avenue North-South Signalized Corridor, I-10 to I-210 Evaluations and Incident reports

Physical transportation corridor experienced by contributors traveling north and south on Barranca Avenue between I-10 and I-210. It can be evaluated independently of which organization controls each signal.

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Subject
Barranca Avenue North-South Signalized Corridor, I-10 to I-210
Public type
Physical Infrastructure · Road Corridor
Public Evaluations
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Connected Incident reports
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Evaluations involving Barranca Avenue North-South Signalized Corridor, I-10 to I-210

UXR-EVAL-0010Municipal Traffic Engineering / Signal Timing / Corridor Travel Continuity

Barranca Avenue I-10 to I-210: North-South Signal Progression and Travel Continuity

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One City-authored request record identifies a Traffic Calming/congestion issue, Department Engineering, a March 12, 2025 statement that the request was reported to Bear Electric, a later Closed status, and a March 24, 2025 resolution date. The contributor reported in August 2026 that north-south travel on Barranca still involved stopping at many red lights and did not know whether Bear Electric received or acted on the referral. This supports an Evaluation of closed-loop signal-timing response and corridor outcome, not a finding that every signal is mistimed or that one organization controls the entire corridor.

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StatusOpen — gathering evidence

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