Successful Completion of LA Metro Regional Connector Transit Project - RETC2023

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Mike Harrington Tung Vu
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Jun 13, 2023

Abstract

The Regional Connector Transit Project is a 1.9-mile-long underground light rail system that will connect LA Metro’s A (Blue), E (Expo), and L (Gold) Lines in downtown Los Angeles. This $1.75-billion design-build project is scheduled for revenue service in Spring 2023. The project consists of 21-foot diameter twin-bored tunnels, a 300-footlong crossover SEM cavern, three new underground stations (at 1st Street/Central Avenue, 2nd Street/ Broadway Avenue, and 2nd/Hope Streets), and cut-and-cover tunnels along South Flower, Alameda, and 1st Streets. This paper, which is the continuation of our previous paper presented in RETC 2019—LA Metro Regional Connector Transit Project: Successful Halfway-Through Completion, will provide insight regarding the construction of major components, and the system integration and testing work undertaken for this complex transit project.
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APA: Mike Harrington Tung Vu  (2023)  Successful Completion of LA Metro Regional Connector Transit Project - RETC2023

MLA: Mike Harrington Tung Vu Successful Completion of LA Metro Regional Connector Transit Project - RETC2023 . Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2023.

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