San Jose Roads Get Federal Boost for Smoother Commutes Ahead
Published Date: 8/7/2025
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Caltrans just gave the green light to fix and improve ramps and roads around US 101 in San Jose, Santa Clara County. This means new permits and approvals are locked in, so construction can move forward confidently. If you live or drive nearby, expect changes soon, with funding and plans all set to roll out.
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Final approvals clear way for US 101 work
If you live or drive near US 101 in San Jose, California, Caltrans and the FHWA issued final licenses, permits, and approvals for a highway project at the Old Bayshore Highway and Brokaw Road ramps, Zanker Road and Bering Drive (north of US 101), and North Fourth Street and Skyport Drive (south of US 101). Because the actions are final, construction can move forward and nearby travel or neighborhoods may see changes soon.
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