Major construction forces multiple LAX lane closures
Vivian Chow
Heading to the airport this week?
Plan ahead as major delays at the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) are expected to accommodate construction starting this Sunday, Sept. 25.
Multiple traffic lanes will be closed as work continues on a pedestrian bridge for a new tram station running over traffic lanes. The bridge will connect travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
Closures will begin Sunday, Sept. 25 and will run through Oct. 4, affecting both the upper level/departures and lower level/arrivals area.
Construction will mainly take place overnight from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal. (Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
Delays are expected as work begins on a pedestrian bridge running over traffic lanes and connecting travelers to the Tom Bradley International Terminal.
(Los Angeles World Airports)
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The largest project to hit LAX in recent years, the Automated People Mover (APM) system aims to connect travelers to terminals and stations while effectively curbing traffic congestion.
The all-electric driverless train system will run a total distance of 2.25 miles with an estimated cost of $15 billion.
The trains will transport people between terminals along with a new economy parking facility and a new rental car structure opening on 96th street. The tram will also stop at Aviation Blvd. to service the new Crenshaw Metro line slated to open later this year.
Officials say the PeopleMover system will be operating sometime in 2023.
