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Major Closures Planned At 101, 170 And 134 Freeway Interchanges

Overnight closures on the 101, 170 and 134 freeways could make getting around the San Fernando Valley difficult this week.

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LOS ANGELES, CA — Drivers traveling on the 101 Freeway through the Cahuenga Pass should expect overnight lane and ramp closures beginning Monday as Caltrans continues a pavement improvement project.

The closures are scheduled through Saturday and will affect both directions of the freeway between Highland Avenue and the 170 Freeway.

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At times, the northbound 101 will be reduced to just one open lane. Several freeway connectors will also be completely closed overnight, which will force drivers do get off the freeway at certain times.

Here's what drivers need to know, according to Caltrans.

Lane Closures

Monday through Friday morning:

Friday through Saturday morning:

Freeway Connector Closures

Monday through Friday morning:

Friday through Saturday morning:

Detours For Connector Closures

Caltrans provided the following detours for drivers affected by the weekday connector closures:

Possible On-Ramp Closures

Monday through Friday morning:

Northbound 101:

Southbound 101:

Friday through Saturday morning:

Northbound 101:

Southbound 101:

Possible Off-Ramp Closures

Monday through Friday morning:

Northbound 101:

Southbound 101:

Eastbound 134 Freeway:

Friday through Saturday morning:

Northbound 101:

Southbound 101:

Eastbound 134 Freeway:

Caltrans said closure schedules are subject to change. Additional overnight closures of freeway connectors and ramps may occur as crews move between work areas.

Drivers should allow extra travel time and follow posted detour signs.

Additional overnight closures are also planned on the other side of the Valley this week, impacting the 405 Freeway and the 101-405 connectors. Read more about those closures here.

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