Dodger Stadium Transportation Study

The City of Los Angeles is conducting a transportation study to identify potential strategies to improve access to and from Dodger Stadium and reduce impacts on neighboring communities. The study will assess event-day and non-event day conditions across all travel modes and the impacts on surrounding neighborhoods, including Solano Canyon, Elysian Valley, Echo Park, Chinatown, Angelino Heights, and Lincoln Heights. The study will issue short- and long-term recommendations based on community input and current multimodal traffic patterns involving vehicle, shuttle, transit, bike, and pedestrian travel.

Dodger Stadium hosts a number of baseball games and events every year with tens of thousands of attendees at a time. Currently, most attendees drive, contributing to traffic congestion and access issues in nearby neighborhoods. The purpose of this study is to look at current conditions for all modes of transportation and issue recommendations to help improve access for attendees and mitigate impacts for the surrounding community.

The City of Los Angeles is also planning safety and mobility upgrades for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders along Sunset Boulevard and Cesar Chavez Avenue. Together, these interconnected efforts will help create a safer and more cohesive transportation network for people traveling by walking, biking, transit, and driving. Learn more about the Sunset Blvd/Cesar Chavez Safety & Mobility Project.

Public engagement activities are set to begin in Spring 2026. To stay informed about the project and learn how you can get involved, be sure to sign up for updates.