New freeway onramp should ease Burbank studio traffic
April 30, 2011 | 1:04
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Officials on Friday christened the new onramp from Hollywood Way onto the 134 Freeway.
The new ramp eliminates a left turn that backed up traffic during peak times for a corridor that accommodates hundreds of workers for Disney, Warner Bros. and NBC.
Previously, motorists heading north on Alameda Avenue had to cross traffic to turn onto the Alameda onramp.
The $47-million project through the California Department of Transportation started in April 2007. It also included the lengthening of freeway overcrossings on Alameda and Pass avenues, as well as Hollywood Way.
-- Mark Kellam, The Burbank Leader / Times Community News