New Guidelines Issued to Control CSULB Traffic
California State University, Long Beach, parking administrator Edward C. Ball has issued campus traffic guidelines for the fall semester, which begins Tuesday.
Ball said employees should drive into the campus at entrances on 7th Street and Bellflower Boulevard, while students should enter from Atherton Street or Palo Verde Avenue.
Bell said the heaviest traffic will be between 7:20 and 8:45 a.m. He said it usually takes no more than two weeks for traffic and parking patterns to stabilize. Both campus police and Long Beach police will help with traffic control, he said.
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