Port of Los Angeles Opens SR 47 Interchange Ahead of Bridge Closure

What Happened?

The Port of Los Angeles has finalized the $139 million SR 47 Interchange Project to streamline truck flow and separate cargo traffic from passenger vehicles near the West Basin Container Terminal. While the upgrade enhances long-term terminal accessibility, motor carriers face near-term detours due to ongoing ramp closures and an upcoming full closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge. Shippers and drayage operators should account for local routing adjustments around terminal gates during construction.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Published date
November 3, 2026
Effective from
November 7, 2026
Advisory category
port_disruption
Affected Ports
USLAX
Who is Affected?
Drayage trucking operators, BCOs, freight forwarders, and shippers routing import and export containers through the Port of Los Angeles.
Source:
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