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Cal State Fullerton presents Titan Gateway pedestrian bridge; committee receives project details
Summary
Cal State Fullerton representatives told the Fullerton Active Transportation Committee the Titan Gateway pedestrian bridge at Nutwood and Commonwealth is out to bid, with construction expected to start in summer 2026 and a total project cost of about $12.3 million. Committee members pressed on ADA access, lighting, signage and whether at-grade improvements could be better.
Cal State Fullerton representatives briefed the City of Fullerton Active Transportation Committee on the Titan Gateway pedestrian bridge, a university-led project intended to improve pedestrian safety at the Nutwood Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue intersection.
Katie Hickey, project manager and bridge engineer with TY Lin International, said the bridge will provide ADA ramps and stair options, multiple entry points on both north and south sides of the crossing, LED lighting, drought-tolerant landscaping and a fenced truss to discourage climbing. "The Titan Gateway pedestrian bridge ... is something that the university has been looking forward to building for many years now," Hickey said, adding the bridge is intended to "protect pedestrians mainly" and reduce accidents at the busy intersection.
Hickey said the university had uploaded a second addendum and that bids are due in about two weeks; she said…
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