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Los Angeles will have a transportation system that gives people choices to support a high quality of life and strong, healthy communities, as well as continued prosperity and resilience for the region. Mission
LADOT leads transportation planning, design, construction, maintenance and operations in the City of Los Angeles. We work together and partner with other agencies to provide safe, a

ccessible transportation services and infrastructure in the city and the region. A Safe, Livable, Sustainable, Well Run and Prosperous City

If you would like to know more about Great Streets for Los Angeles click on the following link:
http://ladot.lacity.org/stellent/groups/Departments//documents/Contributor_Web_Content/LACITYP_029076.pdf

LADOT partnered with Curren D. Price, Jr., local residents, and transportation advocates to identify priority intersecti...
08/05/2026

LADOT partnered with Curren D. Price, Jr., local residents, and transportation advocates to identify priority intersections that needed immediate safety improvements. As a result of this teamwork, new high-visibility crosswalks have been installed along key stretches of Normandie Ave!

These new crosswalks give drivers an earlier head-up to slow down and create safer routes for neighbors walking around the community.

More safety upgrades in Hollywood! 🚦A new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon is now up and running at Western Ave and Carlton Way,...
08/03/2026

More safety upgrades in Hollywood! 🚦A new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon is now up and running at Western Ave and Carlton Way, bringing visibility to this busy intersection. When activated by pedestrians, this signal forces drivers to come to a full stop on red, making it easier and safer to cross the corridor!

📢 Big changes are coming to Sunset Blvd! The City of Los Angeles is designing new safety and mobility features to make t...
07/31/2026

📢 Big changes are coming to Sunset Blvd! The City of Los Angeles is designing new safety and mobility features to make this corridor safer, easier, and more accessible whether walking, biking, or taking transit.

Here is how to get involved and shape the design:
-Attend the Community Open House
-Meet with city staff, ask questions, and share your thoughts in person!
When: August 15, from 10:30 am to 1 pm
Where: Alpine Recreation Center. 817 Yale St, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

📣 Shape the future of Sunset Boulevard! Safety and comfort are coming to the corridor.We are planning safety and mobilit...
07/31/2026

📣 Shape the future of Sunset Boulevard! Safety and comfort are coming to the corridor.

We are planning safety and mobility improvements along Sunset Boulevard to make travel smoother, safer, and more comfortable for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders alike.
Want to learn more and have a say? Drop by the upcoming community open house on Saturday, August 15, from 10 am to 1 pm at the Alpine Recreation Center (817 Yale St, Los Angeles, CA 90012) to speak directly with City staff, ask questions, and share valuable feedback on the project!

RSVP: bit.ly/SunsetBlOpenHouse

Safe streets at Highland Park! Last week, LADOT activated a new left turn signal at Figueroa St and Marmion Way to impro...
07/30/2026

Safe streets at Highland Park! Last week, LADOT activated a new left turn signal at Figueroa St and Marmion Way to improve traffic flow and boost safety at this busy intersection. By giving drivers a dedicated turn phase, this upgrade reduces risks and creates safer crossing opportunities for pedestrians.

There is still time to help shape the future of Chinatown streets! The Spring/Alameda Safety and Mobility Project is mov...
07/29/2026

There is still time to help shape the future of Chinatown streets!

The Spring/Alameda Safety and Mobility Project is moving into its next design phase, and community input is vital to getting it right.

LADOT is seeking feedback on proposed safety and accessibility improvements designed to make traveling through Chinatown safer, smoother, and more comfortable for everyone.
Have your say before the survey closes!

Review the proposed designs and share feedback by August 31: https://ladot.typeform.com/springfeedback

07/28/2026

Ever wonder what happens to a bus after it finishes its route for the day? Or how a breakdown mid-service is handled? 🚌
In this LADOT Transit Yard Talk, get answers to top transit questions, from daily routine checks and street breakdowns to what happens when a bus is eventually retired.
Watch the video to see how the fleet stays safe and ready for the road!⬇️

📣Last chance! Don’t miss your opportunity to shape the future of travel around Dodger stadium before our transportation ...
07/24/2026

📣Last chance! Don’t miss your opportunity to shape the future of travel around Dodger stadium before our transportation survey closes. Whether you live in Angelino Heights, Chinatown, Echo Park, Elysian Valley or Lincoln Heights, your feedback is essential. We want to find solutions to ease congestion and improve options for everyone, whether you drive, take transit, bike or walk. Stadium. Take the survey today: https://ow.ly/5FCv50ZqUPK

Earlier this year, at the direction of Mayor Karen Bass, LADOT partnered with transportation safety advocates to identif...
07/23/2026

Earlier this year, at the direction of Mayor Karen Bass, LADOT partnered with transportation safety advocates to identify intersections in urgent need of upgrades. As a result of this collaboration, 26 new high-visibility crosswalks are being installed this week alone!

These 26 installations span seven Council Districts on corridors with the highest rates of crashes involving pedestrians, including:
-Winnetka Ave
-Saticoy St
-Normandie Ave
- Venice Blvd
-Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
-Whittier Blvd
-Pacific Ave

This is just the beginning. LADOT will continue working with advocates to identify even more locations, building on the nearly 1,000 crosswalks installed, upgraded, and maintained across Los Angeles every year.

New bike lanes are now installed on Terra Bella St in the San Fernando Valley! 🚲 These 2.5-mile bike lanes between Wakef...
07/22/2026

New bike lanes are now installed on Terra Bella St in the San Fernando Valley! 🚲 These 2.5-mile bike lanes between Wakefield Ave and San Fernando Rd replace the previous lanes on Van Nuys Blvd, which were removed to make way for the upcoming East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Project.

This update keeps the neighborhood moving safely by calming local traffic, improving pedestrian visibility with restriped crosswalks, and providing a new bicycle direction to the existing San Fernando Bike Path.

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