Rosemead/Lakewood Boulevard
RoseWood Complete Corridor Vision Plan
A 16.5-mile, north-south multimodal corridor that integrates active transportation (ATP) facilities, bus rapid transit (BRT), and transit-oriented development (TOD).
In our first survey, you told us about your mobility needs and challenges along Rosemead-Lakewood Blvd.
Now, we’d like your feedback on potential solutions and early recommendations to improve connectivity along the corridor. Your input will help us prioritize the most practical and relevant solutions for the RoseWood Blvd.
The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and will close out by March 9, 2026.
The Rosemead-Lakewood Blvd. is a 28-mile route connecting the mountains to the ocean, often serving as an alternative to I-605, which leads to congestion and safety issues.
Through the Rosemead – Lakewood (RoseWood) Complete Corridor Vision Plan, the City of Pico Rivera is collaborating with the cities of Downey, Paramount, Lakewood, and Long Beach, to build synergy and streamline transit services while contributing to improved regional mobility, and safety for vulnerable road users, and stimulating transit-oriented community and economic development.
The Vision Plan aims to transform the 16.5-mile south segment of the corridor, from Pico Rivera to Long Beach, into a multimodal corridor that incorporates high-quality active transportation facilities and dedicated bus guideways, where feasible.
Mobility Forum: Concepts & Recommendations
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