SR-91 Highway Improvements

The SR-91 freeway serves travel between Riverside County and Orange County and is one of the most congested freeways in Southern California. Everyday, thousands of Riverside and Orange County residents experience commute times of up to 3 hours to get to work and return home. Currently, SR-91 is carrying more than 280,000 vehicles per day and is expected to increase to more than 425,000 vehicles a day by the year 2025.

RCTC and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) are also working together to address congestion on the 91. Through the extension of Measure A, Riverside County’s half-cent transportation sales tax, approximately $430 million is available to improve SR-91 in Riverside County. With the passage of Renewed Measure M, Orange County’s half-cent transportation sales tax, approximately $1.5 billion is available to improve SR-91 in Orange County.

• Highway 60's Eagerly Awaited Carpool Lanes Opening Soon
  (Press Enterprise, 12/18/2007)
• Events Today Mark Opening of 60/91/215 Flyovers
  (Press Enterprise, 12/14/2007)
• Officials Wary of New Home Fee
  (The Californian, 12/12/2007)
• New-homes Fee Put on Hold; It Would Help Riverside County Pay for Freeway Projects
  (Press Enterprise, 12/12/2007)
• Riverside Votes Today on Widening 91 Freeway
  (Orange County Register, 12/12/2007)
• Riverside County Freeway Fee Would Fall Short of Need
  (Press Enterprise, 12/10/2007)
• Plans to Widen I-215 Discussed in Perris
  (Press Enterprise, 12/6/2007)
• $300 Million in Road Funds Ready
  (The Desert Sun, 12/6/2007)
• Tunnel Feasibility Test Plan Hits Snag
  (Press Enterprise, 12/4/2007)

• 03/25/2008
• 05/28/2008
• 08/27/2008
• 11/26/2008

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