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Caltrans is providing weekly updates on construction dates and zones for State Route 111 (Highway 111) pavement rehabilitation project in Palm Springs - see flyer below
Caltrans began work on January 13, 2025 to rehabilitate pavement conditions on a section of Highway 111 that runs through the City of Palm Springs. Work will begin at Golf Club Drive at East Palm Canyon, then west on East Palm Canyon to Gene Autry Trail, north on Gene Autry Trail to Vista Chino, west on Vista Chino to Highway 111 (North Palm Canyon), then north to West Gateway Drive. Please see map below.
One lane in each direction will remain open during the rehabilitation work, which is expected to take until the end of 2025. Residents and businesses will be notified ahead of time when work will begin on their segment of the roadway.
Work operations will require lane closures during daytime work hours from Monday through Friday.
CALTRANS HIGHWAY 111 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE, WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17, 2025
Key details include:
• Repaving Work Resumes on Gene Autry Trail starting Wednesday, Feb. 19
o The northbound inside lane will be closed beginning Feb. 19.
o The southbound inside lane at Vista Chino will close later in the week.
o Traffic signals at Gene Autry Trail & the intersections of Ramon Road and Vista Chino will be on flashing red during work hours. All motorists must stop and yield to traffic control personnel.
Motorists should expect delays, reduce speed, and use alternate routes when possible,
• Driveway Closure Update:
o The driveway entrance to The Springs shopping plaza on Gene Autry Trail is now open.
This update has also been shared on Caltrans' SR 111 Roadway Project social media pages.
Please see flyer for more information.
For updates, visit www.SR111RoadwayProject.com or contact Caltrans' Construction Hotline at 760-459-1014.
Why are Vista Chino and Gene Autry Trail designated as Highway 111?
In 1991, at the request of the City of Palm Springs to acquire control of the section of Highway 111 (Palm Canyon Drive) that ran straight through the heart of downtown, the state Transportation Commission approved re-routing Highway 111 onto Vista Chino and Gene Autry Trail, south to where it reconnects with Highway 111.
Caltrans is providing weekly updates on construction dates and zones for State Route 111 (Highway 111) pavement rehabilitation project in Palm Springs - see flyer below
Caltrans began work on January 13, 2025 to rehabilitate pavement conditions on a section of Highway 111 that runs through the City of Palm Springs. Work will begin at Golf Club Drive at East Palm Canyon, then west on East Palm Canyon to Gene Autry Trail, north on Gene Autry Trail to Vista Chino, west on Vista Chino to Highway 111 (North Palm Canyon), then north to West Gateway Drive. Please see map below.
One lane in each direction will remain open during the rehabilitation work, which is expected to take until the end of 2025. Residents and businesses will be notified ahead of time when work will begin on their segment of the roadway.
Work operations will require lane closures during daytime work hours from Monday through Friday.
CALTRANS HIGHWAY 111 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE, WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17, 2025
Key details include:
• Repaving Work Resumes on Gene Autry Trail starting Wednesday, Feb. 19
o The northbound inside lane will be closed beginning Feb. 19.
o The southbound inside lane at Vista Chino will close later in the week.
o Traffic signals at Gene Autry Trail & the intersections of Ramon Road and Vista Chino will be on flashing red during work hours. All motorists must stop and yield to traffic control personnel.
Motorists should expect delays, reduce speed, and use alternate routes when possible,
• Driveway Closure Update:
o The driveway entrance to The Springs shopping plaza on Gene Autry Trail is now open.
This update has also been shared on Caltrans' SR 111 Roadway Project social media pages.
Please see flyer for more information.
For updates, visit www.SR111RoadwayProject.com or contact Caltrans' Construction Hotline at 760-459-1014.
Why are Vista Chino and Gene Autry Trail designated as Highway 111?
In 1991, at the request of the City of Palm Springs to acquire control of the section of Highway 111 (Palm Canyon Drive) that ran straight through the heart of downtown, the state Transportation Commission approved re-routing Highway 111 onto Vista Chino and Gene Autry Trail, south to where it reconnects with Highway 111.
