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Yolo 80 Managed Lanes Project
Yolo 80 Managed Lanes Project
About the Project
Yolo Transportation District (YoloTD) and the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) have joined forces for a freeway expansion initiative aimed at enhancing traffic flow within the I-80 corridor on the west side of the Sacramento-Yolo metropolitan area. This comprehensive project encompasses multiple components, including the introduction of approximately 17 miles of tolled managed lanes, new lane construction, intelligent transportation system (ITS) enhancements, and improvements to cycling and pedestrian facilities.
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Learn More & Get Involved
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) is now released and available for public review and comment. Community members, stakeholders, and interested parties are encouraged to participate in the public comment process by visiting our online survey. This is an opportunity to share thoughts, concerns, and recommendations related to the project. Community input is essential in ensuring that all aspects impacting Yolo residents are thoroughly considered.
What this Project Will Do
Reduce Congestion
Prioritize Transit
Safe, Low-Stress Bicycle Facilities
Support Local Communities
Construct a new tolled managed lane along 17 miles of I-80, reducing bottlenecks without expanding the current causeway footprint.
Prioritize transit and carpools with adaptively managed lanes, minimizing climate emissions and providing priority to transit vehicles.
​Upgrade existing bike paths, ensuring safe and low-stress cycling on both the Davis and West Sacramento approaches.
Mitigate cut-through traffic, and reinvest new toll revenue in local communities, with a focus on environmental justice communities.
Project Area
The project area includes the entire length of I-80 in Yolo County, along with a portion of US 50 in West Sacramento. The project also touches the edges of Solano County (east of Kidwell Road) and Sacramento County (west of W El Camino Ave).
Get Involved
Thank You for Your Input
The comment period for the survey is now closed. We would like to thank you to everyone who took the time to provide their input.