Barrington Avenue & Missouri Avenue Crosswalk

LADOT received a service request in February of this year for the installation of a crosswalk to be located across Barrington Avenue at Missouri Avenue. LADOT carefully analyzed the location and decided to install the crosswalk on the north leg of this intersection, due to the existing street geometry where the south leg of Barrington Avenue at Missouri Avenue is 15 feet wider than the north leg.

In order to encourage drivers to slow down while making a right turn onto Missouri Avenue from southbound Barrington Avenue and to increase visibility of incoming southbound traffic, LADOT installed an edge line with K-71s and diagonals onto southbound Barrington Avenue. This shrunk the travel lane from 33 feet to 11 feet at the intersection. In an effort to further increase visibility at this crosswalk, LADOT also added paddle signs on both approaches to the crosswalk within the painted median, surrounded by double yellow centerlines and reflective yellow RPMs, and added reflective white RPMs on both sides of the crosswalk.

CicLAvia–South LA Held this Past Sunday

On Sunday, LADOT joined thousands of Angelenos in celebration of opening up streets in South LA for CicLAvia! Participants enjoyed miles of open streets that connected the South LA neighborhoods of Vermont Square, Harvard Park, Chesterfield Square, Exposition Park, and King Estates. LADOT hosted booths that showcased our Department's projects in South LA and in areas nearby, such as “Western Our Way” and even our "South LA Universal Basic Mobility Pilot".

To learn more about CicLAvia, please click here.

Community Celebrates The Grand Opening Of The Sixth Street Viaduct

Over the weekend thousands of Angelenos joined Councilmember Kevin De Leon and Mayor Eric Garcetti to celebrate the reopening of the Sixth Street Viaduct. The bridge is the largest bridge project in the history of Los Angeles. A weekend of celebration began on Saturday featuring live music, food trucks, vintage car displays, and much more. The night closed with fireworks and the official lighting of the 20 arches of the bridge. On Sunday, the bridge was open to bikes and pedestrians.

The $588 million bridge broke ground in 2016, is 3,500 feet long, 100 feet wide, and features 10 pairs of arches varying from 30-60 feet in height. The newly reopened bridge replaced the original with a new iconic design and safely accommodates pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles. The bridge contains class IV protected bike lanes and is equipped with ADA-accessible ramps at multiple access points.

If you haven't already, plan a visit to this new Los Angeles landmark!

Los Angeles Prepares for MLB All-Star Week

LADOT will be working to facilitate traffic for MLB All-Star week beginning Saturday, July 16th. Please plan ahead for heavy traffic in the vicinity of L.A Live and the Crypoto.com Arena and expect traffic delays surrounding Dodger Stadium. Please be aware of the traffic officer placed to help direct traffic flow and listen to any instructions given.

Few Days Left to Take the 'Annual Metro Bike Share User Survey'

There are just a few days left to take the Annual Metro Bike Share User Survey. The survey is open to everyone and should take less than 15 minutes to complete. All feedback is welcome, even if you haven't used Metro Bike Share before. This survey will be accepting responses until July 15, 2022.

Everyone who completes the survey will be entered in a raffle for a chance to win a 365-Day Metro Bike Share Pass ($150 value) and some sweet Metro Bike Share gear.

To take the survey, please click here.

Participate in our Community Surveys:

You are the ultimate expert for your community. LADOT wants your input as we plan projects to improve the safety, sustainability, and livability of Los Angeles communities.

Annual Metro Bike Share Survey, Last Chance!

Time is running out to take the Annual Metro Bike Share User Survey. This survey is open to everyone and should take less than 15 minutes to complete. All feedback is welcome, even if you haven't used Metro Bike Share before.

DTLA MIP Feedback Tool

DTLA MIP Feedback Tool

LADOT wants to hear from you to prioritize transportation investments in Downtown LA to create a safe and reliable experience for all.
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Reseda Boulevard Complete Streets Project

Reseda Boulevard Complete Streets Project

As part of the Complete Streets Program, the City is reconstructing Reseda Blvd to improve safety and accessibility for all. Give your feedback on the upcoming improvement and receive updates and more information on the project here.