Share Your Feedback with LADOT!
At LADOT, we’re committed to making our streets safer, more accessible, and more responsive to the people who use them every day. As we continue to develop safety and design improvements across Los Angeles, I want to personally encourage you to share your voice, because community input directly shapes how these projects take form.
Several important community surveys are now in their final days. Several of these projects reflect years of outreach and planning, and this is your opportunity to weigh in before designs are finalized:
- Ohio Avenue Safety and Mobility Project: Proposed upgrades include a two-way protected bike lane on Ohio Avenue and traffic calming on nearby neighborhood streets. Share your input and complete the Ohio Avenue Project survey before it closes on January 15th.
- Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Safety and Mobility Project: Building on community input gathered since 2022, we’re sharing the final, community-informed design for this vital corridor and welcome your feedback. The final day for the survey is January 16th.
- South Broadway Safety and Mobility Project: Planned improvements along a 3.5-mile stretch in South LA aim to make travel safer and more comfortable for people who walk, bike, take transit, and drive. Don’t miss the chance to share your feedback; the South Broadway Project survey closes January 18th.
- Mobility Action Plan Survey: This citywide effort helps guide long-term transportation investments, how we prioritize safety, equity, access, and sustainability across Los Angeles. Your input will help shape the future of how Angelenos move. The survey closes January 30th.
Each survey takes just a few minutes, but the impact lasts far longer. Your feedback helps ensure our investments reflect real needs and lived experiences. Thank you for taking the time to participate and for helping us move Los Angeles forward, safely and together.
New Speed Humps Improving School Safety
Since the start of 2026, LADOT has installed a total of 33 speed humps at nine different schools across the City as part of the School Speed Hump Program. These safety improvements reaffirm the Department’s commitment to investing in safety near schools.
In 2023, LADOT began identifying schools to prioritize for safety treatments to prevent speeding, calm traffic, better organize drop-off and pick-up, and improve the environment for students walking and biking to school. Each year, LADOT has built upon the effort with more investments and new treatments reaching more schools.
The new speed humps will serve to slow vehicle speeds and keep drivers alert as students, parents, and staff walk and bike to school.
Road Closures for Kingdom Day Parade
Be advised of the following traffic closures on Monday, January 19th for the Kingdom Day parade, beginning overnight on Sunday, January 18th:
- Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, between Vermont Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard
- Crenshaw Boulevard, between MLK Boulevard and 48th Street
- Leimert Boulevard, between 8th Avenue and Leimert Park
- Degnan Avenue, between 43rd Street and Leimert Park
Additionally, vehicle access will be limited to residents only for the length of the parade between 39th Street to the north and 42nd Street to the south of MLK Boulevard.
Be advised that vehicles parked in the assembly area, route, and disbanding area are subject to impound and/or citation. Prior to the parade, LADOT will post temporary parking restriction signs to provide advance notice of areas where parking is restricted.
If traveling to the parade, consider taking public transportation. Visit Metro's The Source blog for information on riding to the parade. If driving to or through the area, allow extra travel time, follow all posted detours, and obey all Traffic Officer instructions.
Take Our Community Surveys
LADOT wants to hear from you! Share your feedback to help us prioritize safety and mobility improvements in your community.
Help Develop LADOT's Mobility Action Plan
The City of Los Angeles is developing its first Mobility Action Plan (MAP), which will guide how LA invests in streets, sidewalks, transit, biking, and walking for the next 20 years. Share your feedback about MAP by Saturday, January 31.
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Safety and Mobility Project
LADOT and Metro are planning safety and mobility improvements along segments of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, 39th St, and Broadway Pl. We want to hear from you! Share your feedback by Friday, January 16 on our plans to make MLK safer for all.
Ohio Avenue Safety and Mobility Project Survey
LADOT is planning a 1.3-mile two-way protected bikeway on Ohio Avenue between Westgate Avenue and Westwood Boulevard. Take the survey by Thursday, January 15.
Pacific Coast Highway Walking Safety Assessment
Pacific Coast Highway (SR-1) is currently being evaluated for potential improvements, and your input is essential in shaping the future of this corridor. Take the survey by Friday, January 16.
South Broadway Safety and Mobility Project
LADOT is planning safety improvements on South Broadway between Manchester Avenue and MLK Boulevard. Take the South Broadway project survey by Sunday, January 18.
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