Interstate 10 Highland Springs Avenue Interchange Improvements


I 10 Highland Springs Map

Status: Pre-Construction

Location: Western Riverside County

Type of Project: Interchange 

Location: Interstate 10 Highland Springs Avenue Interchange, Beaumont and Banning

Engineering/Environmental Studies/Final Design: Expected from summer 2022 to 2026

Construction: 2027-2029, depending upon funding

Investment: $25 million (construction)

Fact Sheet

OVERVIEW

The Interstate 10 Highland Springs Avenue Interchange Project, informed by preliminary studies conducted in partnership with Caltrans and the cities of Banning and Beaumont, would reconfigure lanes to the I-10 underpass at Highland Springs Avenue and add merging lanes to the ramps to improve traffic flow and safety.

The interchange serves as the main connection to large housing developments and multiple retail, commercial, medical, and employment centers. With one of the highest peak traffic volumes per hour and per month in Riverside County, it also is in proximity to State Route 60, a major trucking and logistics route for southern California and the nation.

RCTC completed the Project Study Report/Project Development Support document in 2021. Engineering, environmental studies, and final design are expected to be under way from summer 2022 to 2026. Once funding and environmental approvals are secured, construction could begin in 2027. RCTC is seeking federal, state, and local funding sources.

RCTC and project partners hosted approximately 120 visitors during a public information meeting on February 27, 2023, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Albert A. Chatigny Senior Community Center in Beaumont. The meeting was held in an open house format with no formal presentation, but attendees were encouraged to meet the team, ask questions, and provide feedback about proposed design options to be studied by the project team.

If you were unable to attend the meeting, please use the links below to review the meeting exhibits.