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October 12, 2022
KINGS COUNTY, Calif. –The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), in collaboration with Dragados-Flatiron Joint Venture, at this time introduced the completion of the Kent Avenue Grade Separation – the second high-speed rail overpass to open to visitors in Kings County inside the final month.
The Kent Avenue Grade Separation is positioned alongside Kent Avenue west of State Route 43 and south of Hanford. The overcrossing is 215 ft lengthy, 35 ft huge and takes visitors over the longer term high-speed rail tracks. Crews positioned 12 pre-cast concrete girders spanning 56 to 91 ft lengthy to type the deck of the construction.
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This new construction is the most recent signal of progress in the Central Valley, following this summer season’s completion of the Jackson Avenue Grade Separation in Kings County and the Avenue 15 ½ Grade Separation in Madera County. In addition, the Authority lately awarded contracts to advance design alongside the Merced to Madera and Fresno to Bakersfield mission sections, increasing the 119-mile phase to 171 miles of electrified high-speed rail beneath improvement and building.
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Since the beginning of building, the high-speed rail mission has created practically 9,000 building jobs, with a majority going to residents residing in the Central Valley. This consists of 2,913 going to residents from Fresno County, 1,608 from Kern County, 849 from Tulare County, 380 from Madera County and 293 from Kings County.
For extra on building, go to: www.buildhsr.com. For photographs of the construction click on on this link: https://hsra.box.com/s/iig65pwutlf6qn1frkqcd8vt7fzxfcc9.
For drone footage of the construction click on on this link: https://hsra.box.com/s/6libv2wjxvtgit4n38xwrd2k60cnf64g.
The following link comprises the above in addition to different current video, animations, pictures, press heart assets and newest renderings: https://hsra.app.box.com/s/vyvjv9hckwl1dk603ju15u07fdfir2q8.
These information are all obtainable without cost use, courtesy of the California High-Speed Rail Authority.