Transportation and Parking Impacts

November 4: Lot 25 Parking Impacts

Increased parking demand at Parking Lot 25 is expected for the Yolo County Vote Center hosted at the Activities and Recreation Center (ARC). The Vote Center opened on November 1, but the most significant impacts is anticipated to be on Election Day (November 4).

If you're a regular commuter and want to avoid the congestion, consider parking across the street at Parking Lot 35 or at the Pavilion Parking Structure.

November 1: Hutchison Drive Traffic Advisory

Reposted from: https://dcm.ucdavis.edu/news/traffic-advisory-nov-1-football-game-hutchison-drive-lane-closure

The ongoing Hutchison Drive lane closure, in place just west of the La Rue Road intersection, is expected to impact traffic during the upcoming UC Davis football game against Idaho State on Saturday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to plan ahead for longer travel times and potential congestion.

Flashing Red/3-Way Stop at Mrak Hall Drive & Old Davis Road

The traffic lights at Mrak Hall Drive and Old Davis Road will operate as a flashing 3-way stop until further notice. This intersection is currently being evaluated for future modifications at the request of the Campus Mobility Committee (CMC). An update will be provided once the review is complete and a project scope is determined for the intersection.
 
Thank you for your patience during this process.

August 25 - August 27: Slowing on Russell Blvd. Due to Construction

(Re-posted from the City of Davis Facebook page.) Expect slowing due to construction on Russell Boulevard August 25-27 and consider alternate routing for your trips. DAY WORKAs part of a City of Davis traffic signals project, traffic lights at Russell Blvd at College Park (Aug. 25) and Russell Blvd at Oak Ave (Aug. 26-27) will be on flash (4-way stop) from 7:00 a.m.

August 18 - Early September: Limited Access to Police/Fire Parking Lot

Vehicle Parking and Access

On August 18, work will begin on seismic improvements for Police/Fire Department Building. As part of that project, the entrance to the Police/Fire Parking Lot will be temporarily reduced and access slowed. Emergency, construction, and related vehicles will continue to have access and active construction areas will be covered with steel plates at the end of the workday, but please do not enter this parking lot unless necessary. 

Impact to this lot is expected to continue to early/mid-September.