Tall rusty towers dot the 241 toll road corridor
In 2009 the Transportation Corridor Agencies prioritized better cell phone coverage on the 241 Toll Road. The tall brown towers, about 50 feet high, were installed to enhance mobile service along the corridor, with details shared by spokeswoman Lori Olin.
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No Parking Sign Confuses Fullerton Residents
Dr Roadmap notes drivers use hands free devices for safety as four cell towers rise along the 241 Toll Road from Irvine to Riverside. The towers, built by Sprint Mobilitie and partners, stand 105 feet tall and blend with the environment. The sign on East Hermosa Drive near North Sunnywood Drive means no parking, though homeowners may request changes. The Auto Club predicted 2.35 million Southern Californians traveled over Labor Day weekend, up 3.4 percent. Dr. David Rizzo answers readers’ transport questions for north Orange County.
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