To receive an electronic copy of the Port's Weekly Construction Roadway Detour and Rail Service Interruption Notice, please e-mail us at traffic@polb.com.
Cargo entering and leaving the Port does so by using the regional transportation system including Ocean Boulevard, and the Long Beach Freeway (I-710), the Terminal Island Freeway (SR47/103), and the Harbor Freeway (I-110). With almost 10 million twenty-foot equivalent units leaving the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles annually, it is important that the regional transportation system be adequate. For more information on roadway vertical clearances click on the "Roadways" link on the left.
The Port is very proactive in transportation planning and policy both within and outside the Harbor District. The Port interacts regularly with local, regional, state, and federal transportation agencies and participates in many transportation activities conducted by other agencies. For more information, click on "Regional Activities" on the left.
The ability to move cargo effectively through the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles is crucial to the overall economic viability of Southern California, the state, and the nation. For more information, click on "Solutions" on the left.
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