Major Closures Heading to Local Freeways Through Friday Morning

However, because of President's Day, there will be no closures on local sections of 405, 605 and 22 Freeways from Friday afternoon through Feb. 18.

Posted by John Crandall, February 11, 2013 at 08:22 pm

Think of it as our early Valentine's Day gift to you — the latest freeway closure information as of 2 p.m. Monday, courtesy the Orange County Transportation Authority.

Click here to see a map of what routes are closed nearby.

FREEWAY CLOSURES

Northbound I-405 Freeway Closed at Valley View Street

Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11:59 p.m. to 5 a.m. Thursday, 2/14

Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11:59 p.m. to 5 a.m. Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From NB I-405 exit Valley View St. (left on Garden Grove Blvd.)
Left on Valley View St.
Right on Westminster Ave.
Right on Studebaker Rd. to access WB SR-22 / 7th St. on-ramp OR NB I-405 freeway on-ramp.
To access the NB I-605 on-ramp, continue north on Studebaker Rd., turn right on Willow St. to access NB I-605 freeway on-ramp

Southbound I-405 Freeway Closed from Studebaker Rd. to Bolsa Chica Rd.

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From SB I-405 exit Studebaker Rd., turn right
Left on East 2nd St. (becomes Westminster Ave.)
Continue on Westminster Ave. to access SB I-405 freeway on-ramp

- OR -

To access EB SR-22 freeway, left on Bolsa Chica Rd.
Right at Garden Grove Blvd. to access EB SR-22 freeway on-ramp

Southbound I-605 Connector to Southbound I-405 Freeway Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From SB I-605, exit Katella Ave. and turn right
Right on Valley View St.
Proceed south to access SB I-405 freeway on-ramp

CONNECTOR CLOSURES

7th Street / Eastbound SR-22 Connector to Southbound I-405 Freeway Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/14

DETOUR:

From 7th St. / EB SR-22 exit Studebaker Rd. and turn left
Left on E. 2nd St. (becomes Westminster Ave.)
Continue east on Westminster Ave. to access SB I-405 freeway on-ramp

7th Street / Eastbound SR-22 Connector to Northbound I-605 Freeway Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From 7th St. / EB SR-22, exit Studebaker Rd., turn right
Right on Willow St. to access NB I-605 freeway on-ramp

Northbound I-405 Connector to Northbound I-605 Freeway Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From NB I-405 exit Valley View St.
Left on Garden Grove Blvd.
Right on Valley View St.
Left on Katella Ave. to access NB I-605 freeway on-ramp

Southbound I-605 Connector to Westbound SR-22 / 7th Street Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From SB I-605, exit Willow St., turn right
Left on Studebaker Rd.
Continue on Studebaker Rd. to access WB SR-22 / 7th St. on-ramp

Southbound I-405 Connector to Westbound SR-22 / 7th Street Closed

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From SB I-405, exit Studebaker Rd. and turn right
Continue south on Studebaker Rd. to access WB SR-22 / 7th St. on-ramp

RAMP CLOSURES

Northbound I-405 Off-Ramp Closed at Seal Beach Blvd.

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 11 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 11 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 11 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 11 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From NB I-405, exit Valley View St.
Left on Garden Grove Blvd.
Right on Valley View St.
Left on Lampson Ave.
Continue to Seal Beach Blvd.

Westbound SR-22 On-Ramp Closed at Valley View St.

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 10 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12

DETOUR:

From Valley View St. proceed south
Right on Westminster Ave.
Right on Studebaker Rd. to access the WB SR-22 / 7th St. on-ramp or NB I-405 freeway on-ramp

Westbound SR-22 Loop On-Ramp Closed at Valley View St.

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 10 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12

DETOUR:

From Valley View St. head south
Right on Westminster Ave.
Right on Studebaker Rd. to access WB SR-22 / 7th St. on-ramp or NB I-405 freeway on-ramp

Southbound I-405 On-Ramp Closed at Seal Beach Blvd.

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 10 PM to 5 AM Saturday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 10 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 10 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 10 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

From Seal Beach Blvd. (south of I-405) proceed south to Westminster Ave., turn left
Continue on Westminster Ave. to access SB I-405 freeway on-ramp -OR-
From Seal Beach Blvd. (north of I-405) use Lampson Ave.
Right on Valley View St.
Continue on Valley View St. to access SB I-405 freeway on-ramp

STREET CLOSURE

Seal Beach Boulevard Closed between Old Ranch Parkway and North Gate Road

Closed Monday, 2/11 from 10 PM to 5 AM Tuesday, 2/12
Closed Tuesday, 2/12 from 10 PM to 5 AM Wednesday, 2/13
Closed Wednesday, 2/13 from 10 PM to 5 AM Thursday, 2/14
Closed Thursday, 2/14 from 10 PM to 5 AM Friday, 2/15

DETOUR:

Use Valley View St.

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