Cesar Chavez Boulevard Underpass Grade Separation Project

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The Cesar Chavez Boulevard underpass in Fresno, California, is a grade separation project that separates road traffic from rail lines. It includes an underpass that allows vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians to pass beneath Union Pacific Railroad tracks and future high-speed rail lines, improving safety and traffic flow. The structure is over 1,000 feet long and 90 feet wide, accommodating two lanes of vehicle traffic, bike lanes, and protected pedestrian walkways in both directions. Vehicles travel more than 15 feet below the rail corridor, reducing rail-related disruptions and environmental impact.