Jacobs has completed the Clinton Keith Road Extension Project in Murrieta, California, setting a new standard in infrastructure by combining transportation needs with environmental conservation. The project involved designing and constructing a six-lane urban highway that includes bike lanes, sidewalks, and California’s first wildlife overpass. This overpass, along with several underpasses
Jacobs' commitment to innovative, nature-positive design is also reflected in their broader efforts nationwide, including work with the Federal Highway Administration’s Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program and various ecological studies across several states. The Clinton Keith Road Extension not only reduces congestion and improves access to jobs and education but also demonstrates that infrastructure improvements can support environmental stewardship. Jacobs continues to integrate sustainable solutions into transportation projects, helping to build a safer and more connected future for both people and wildlife.
