LADOT's Annual Report is Here!
I’m proud to share the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 LADOT Annual Report. Over the previous year, the department has made significant progress in advancing its core mission to design, build, and operate a safe, resilient, and accessible transportation system. The last year saw the addition of new and expanded transit services, completion of major projects, and adoption of new technology to better manage streets and deliver services.
This year’s report is structured around five guiding principles that define our work and our progress:
- Safety: Advancing street safety through targeted investments, data-driven decisions, and projects designed to protect everyone who uses our streets.
- Resiliency: Strengthening our transportation system to adapt to climate challenges, emergencies, and the evolving needs of our City.
- Innovation: Leveraging new tools, technology, and forward-thinking approaches to improve how Angelenos move and how we deliver results.
- Community: Centering the voices of residents, workers, and local stakeholders to ensure our projects reflect lived experiences across Los Angeles.
- Transparency: Aligning teams and modernizing processes so projects move faster, and service delivery is stronger and more consistent.
Inside the Annual Report, you’ll find highlights from across the City over the last year, from major safety and mobility investments to policy advancements and community-driven initiatives that are shaping a more connected, equitable Los Angeles.
I invite you to explore the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 LADOT Annual Report and see how LADOT continues to deliver with purpose, accountability, and impact.
Choose Your Connection to the LA River Path
The LA Bureau of Engineering is applying for grant funding to build an extension of the LARiverWay bike path in the East San Fernando Valley. If successful, this grant will fund an off street bike path along the LA River from Woodman Avenue to Coldwater Canyon Avenue.
As part of this grant application, LADOT and the Bureau of Engineering want to hear from you! The City has identified three potential routes for a bike connection that links Valley Glen, Van Nuys, Studio City, and Sherman Oaks to the LARiverWay bike path. We invite the community to share their feedback on which route is preferred.
Visit LA River project webpage to learn about the three corridor options, then complete our quick LA River online survey to tell us which corridor you prefer.
Come to the South LA Eco-Lab Community Meeting
Join the South LA Eco-Lab in-person or online Thursday, February 5th for a Community Meeting! At this meeting, members of the community will be able to take home a free tree, sign up for no-cost solar panels, hear updates about the e-bike library, sign up for free Metro passes, and participate in a Visa Gift Card raffle. The first twenty in-person attendees will receive a free air purifier.
Presentations begin at 6pm, but attendees are welcome to arrive at 5:30 for free food and resources. Interpretation will be provided, and kids are welcome.
When: Thursday, February 5th, 2026, 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Where: St. Brigid Elementary School, 1755 W. 52nd Street
South LA Eco-Lab Registration and Zoom information
Learn About the Mobility Action Plan at the Mar Vista Farmers Market
The City is continuing outreach for the Mobility Action Plan, and we invite you to connect with us in person at the Mar Vista Farmers Market!
What: Mobility Action Plan Table at Mar Vista Farmers Market
When: Sunday, January 25, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
Where: Corner of Grand View Blvd & Venice Blvd
Members of the Mobility Action Plan outreach team will be onsite to share information about the plan and to hear directly from community members about transportation needs and priorities. Stop by our table to ask questions, learn more, and share your perspective.
Can’t make it to the Farmers Market? Take the Mobility Action Plan survey. Survey responses will help shape how transportation projects are prioritized in the City’s upcoming Transportation Short Range Plan, guiding near-term investments toward the Mobility Plan 2035 vision. Participants can also optionally enter a $50 gift card raffle.
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.
Transportation Photos of the Week
