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The Ventura County Transportation Commission is currently in the planning stage for this momentous project. Each community along the way will present unique challenges but VCTC’s vision remains the same along every mile: with community support, we will improve the mobility of everyone who travels along this vital route — tomorrow, and far into the future. This is Our Future 101, so let’s keep Ventura County moving forward!
As this project progresses, our goal is to maintain critical on-going communications with local residents, stakeholders, and commuters. We will be presenting alternatives and solutions during the design process to help you continue to have easy access to jobs, schools, shopping, recreation and other essential services. We invite you, the residents of Ventura County, to learn more, share your insights and stay informed about Our Future 101.
Open Houses
Ventura City Hall – Community Room
501 Poli St, Ventura, CA 93001
April 16th, 2019 6:00-8:00 PM
Oxnard Performing Arts Center – Ventura Room
800 Hobson Way, Oxnard, CA 93030
April 17th, 2019 6:00-8:00 PM
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Center – Founders Room
2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
April 18th, 2019 6:00-8:00 PM
Camarillo Library – Community Room
4101 Las Posas Rd, Camarillo, CA 93010
April 22nd, 2019 6:00-8:00 PM
Future Events
US-101 Project Update
Project update to be presented at VCTC Board Meeting
Fall 2019
US-101 Project Update
Project update to be presented at VCTC Board Meeting
Early Spring 2020
US-101 Project Update
Project update to be presented at VCTC Board Meeting
Summer 2020
US-101 Project Update
Project update to be presented at VCTC Board Meeting
Fall 2020
Ventura County. A beautiful place to live, sunshine, beaches, majestic valley oaks, shopping, fragrant fields of strawberries… And traffic.
As we look forward, with congestion projected to more than double in the next twenty years, we must take action to preserve our ability to get to work, to conduct business, to play, and to enjoy the quality of life Ventura County residents treasure.
Fortunately, help is on the way. The Ventura County Transportation Commission (VCTC), working in partnership with Caltrans and our local cities and County, has taken the lead to identify improvements along this important connection to all we do.
We invite you, the residents of Ventura County, to learn more, share your insights and stay informed about Our Future 101, please sign up for text alerts or email updates here.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For those of us who use the 101, we know that the freeway is getting more congested and congestion is projected to more than double in the next twenty years. Improvements to the 101 we will improve the mobility of everyone who travels along this vital route. By applying strategies to improve traffic operations, eliminate dangerous traffic merges, and make room for car pools and buses VCTC believes that congestion can be reduced significantly.
The goal of the 27-mile project is a freeway that moves people efficiently and safely to all the places they want to go. Improving the quality of life for those, especially in Ventura County, who use the 101 every day.
As Ventura County has grown, improvements to the 101 haven’t kept up with the demands we place on it and we’re feeling the effects. As we look forward, with congestion projected to more than double in the next twenty years, we must take action to preserve our ability to get to work, to conduct business, to play, and to enjoy the quality of life Ventura County residents treasure. Ventura County’s future is tied directly to the future 101.
When it comes to Our Future 101, VCTC will be studying a wide array of alternatives along a twenty-seven-mile stretch between State Route 23 in Thousand Oaks to State Route 33 in Ventura. By applying strategies to improve traffic operations, eliminate dangerous traffic merges, and make room for car pools and buses VCTC believes that congestion can be reduced significantly. These types of improvements will not only handle the growth that has already occurred but the growth yet to come.
The Ventura County Transportation Commission (VCTC), working in partnership with Caltrans and our local cities and County, has taken the lead to identify improvements along this important connection to all we do. Continually improving the local transportation system, maintaining our ranking as one of the best places to live, and giving residents easy access to local travel, the VCTC plans, funds, and manages projects designed to keep Ventura moving.
As this project progresses, our goal is to maintain critical on-going communications with local residents, stakeholders, and commuters. We will be presenting alternatives and solutions during the design process to help you continue to have easy access to jobs, schools, shopping, recreation and other essential services. We invite you, the residents of Ventura County, to learn more, share your insights and stay informed about Our Future 101. Please sign up for text alerts and emails here.