The City of Los Angeles will install automated speed safety systems at 125 locations to prevent illegal speeding and improve safety for all road users. Learn more about the program and locations.

LADOT Transit has updated services to provide extra support for Angelenos watching soccer matches at city-sponsored Kick It In the Park Activations across Los Angeles during the FIFA World Cup.

LADOT has made significant progress in advancing its core mission to design, build, and manage a safe, efficient and accessible transportation system that is sustainable and resilient. Learn more in our latest Annual Report.

The City of Los Angeles supports the development of streets, sidewalks, and other public rights-of-way that are safe, comfortable, sustainable, and built to support greater functionality and livability for all Angelenos. To achieve this, the City is modernizing its approach to public realm design through a significant multi-phase effort that brings together multiple departments, a Community Project Advisory Committee (CPAC), and others to establish clear, unified guidelines aligned with its broader urban design and mobility vision.

LADOT is developing a plan to guide the city's transportation investments for the next five to twenty years and is seeking the input of communities across Los Angeles to ensure our projects match the priorities of Angelenos.