Fresno's New High-Speed Rail Underpass Reopens
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Cesar Chavez Boulevard in Fresno has reopened after four years of construction, featuring a new high-speed rail underpass connecting downtown and Chinatown. This project, along with the recent reopening of Tulare Street, aims to separate roads from rail lines for safer travel. Drivers should prepare for more changes, including the permanent closure of Mono Street and the rebuilding of Fresno Street, which will be upgraded to handle high-speed rail. The Fresno Street project is expected to wrap up by spring or summer 2027, with overpasses at Shaw Avenue and McKinley Avenue set to be completed this fall or winter.
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