LADOT Launches Mobility Action Plan

The way the City of Los Angeles plans and invests in our transportation system has far reaching impacts. Decisions we make today impact the safety of our roads, the long-term health of communities, and the sustainability and resilience of our city as a whole.

That is why LADOT wants to hear your input on how the department should prioritize transportation projects as it develops the Mobility Action Plan (MAP). The MAP builds off the Mobility Plan 2035 to guide how LA invests in streets, transit, biking, and walking for the next 5–20 years. Community input, data, and collaboration are integral to this process to help us reimagine what mobility can look like in our city and prioritize the most critical needs.

We know every neighborhood has its own transportation needs and barriers, which is why it’s important for LADOT to hear from as many people as possible across the city. In order to address historic inequities, we will focus additional outreach efforts on ensuring the plan includes the input from communities that face economic, racial, and environmental injustice.

Help LADOT develop a plan that supports a more connected and equitable city. Learn about the MAP and share your feedback. 

LADOT Launches 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. The MAP will produce two transportation investment plans to help the City prioritize projects and coordinate resources: a five-year plan with funded projects to begin in 2028, and a 20-year plan that will identify long-range capital needs.

We are currently seeking input from Angelenos to ensure that these improvements reflect the needs of our communities. By sharing your experiences and priorities, you’ll help us plan for a safer, more accessible, and connected transportation system for everyone.

Participate by Wednesday, December 26, 2025 for a chance to win a $50 gift card. Share your feedback!          
 

LADOT Supports Dodgers Championship Parade

For the second year in a row, Angelenos took to the streets to celebrate a Dodgers World Series Victory! After Saturday’s exciting victory against the Blue Jays, our LADOT teams activated to ensure Monday’s parade would be a seamless and joyful celebration for all. Our Special Traffic Operations team prepared traffic management plans, including street closures and detours to ensure the safety of attendees.

Crews worked through the night to prepare for closures. During the parade, LADOT deployed over 125 traffic officers to manage the flow of traffic around the parade and Dodger Stadium. Our ATSAC teams monitored congestion at key intersections, adjusting signals as needed in response to changing traffic conditions. Finally, LADOT joined the City’s Emergency Operations Center to coordinate operations with other City departments during the parade.

An estimated 250,000 Dodgers fans came out to the Championship Parade to thank the team for another incredible season. Thanks to our LADOT staff for their hard work providing Angelenos with a much-deserved day of celebration! 

New Left Turn Signal at 42nd St and Broadway

Last week, LADOT installed and activated new left turn phasings for the traffic signal at the intersection of 42nd St & Broadway in Historic South Central. This new signal will provide cars a dedicated light to turn left onto 42nd St from Broadway, protecting pedestrians crossing the street. By making it easier and safer to access shops, restaurants, and other local destinations on foot, LADOT is reaffirming our commitment to building a City that is safe for all.

LADOT to Partner with Automotus to Bring Advanced Curb Analytics to DTLA

LADOT is excited to announce a partnership with Automotus on LADOT’s “Code the Curb” initiative to modernize the City’s curb infrastructure. Made possible through a March 2023 U.S. Department of Transportation SMART grant, the new partnership will help model the impacts of Olympic-scale events and prepare LA for the future of curbside management.

Understanding the curb is the key to managing how people and goods move through Los Angeles. This partnership will provide LADOT with real-time curb analytics and mobility data infrastructure, enabling LADOT to respond dynamically to the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors, especially in preparation for large-scale events. With this detailed data, LADOT will be able to inform policies for loading zones, improve curbside efficiency, and reduce congestion and safety hazards.

Through this partnership, LADOT will be more prepared to understand and manage one of the City’s most valuable resources: our curb space.           
 

You're Invited to Pico Boulevard Project Open House

Members of the community are invited to join LADOT for an open house about proposed safety and mobility improvements for Pico Boulevard between Crenshaw Boulevard and Figueroa Street. Learn more about the proposed new design, ask questions, and tell us what you think. Your feedback will help us make sure the project reflects the priorities of everyone who uses the street.

There are two ways to join:

In-Person          
When: Thursday, November 13, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm          
Location: University Value Prep High School, 1929 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006          
Details: Join us to speak to project staff and learn more about the project. Food will be served and childcare will be provided!

Virtually          
When: Monday, November 17, 2025 at 6:00pm           
Click here to join the Zoom meeting          
Meeting ID: 875 6337 8266          
Passcode: 488999

RSVP for the Pico Blvd project to let us know you’ll be there. 

LADOT To Present at South LA Eco-Lab Community Meeting

Join LADOT at the South LA Eco-Lab Community Meeting on Thursday, November 6 at the Junipero Serra Branch Library in South LA! LADOT will be providing updates about upcoming EV chargers in the area. Participants can also receive free Metro LIFE Tap cards, learn about low-cost solar panels, sign up for workforce development resources, and get a free tree and tree resources from Tree People. The first twenty residents can also receive a free air purifier. All ages are welcome, and free food and interpretation will be provided.

When: Thursday, November 6, 2025, 5:30pm-7:30pm          
Location: Junipero Serra Branch Library, 4607 S Main Street

The meeting will also be livestreamed on Zoom beginning at 6pm. Register Eco-Lab meeting and learn more. 

Help Metro Name Two D Line Extension Stations

Metro Los Angeles is expanding the D Line to West LA, with two new stations set to open in 2027. As part of this expansion, Metro is asking the community to share thoughts and ideas on legacy names for stations in Westwood and at the VA Hospital.

Station names will reflect the following principles:    

• Transit system content: Names will reflect the property's location, relative to the entire transit system, and not duplicate elsewhere.   
• Property Area: Provide specific information about the property's location relative to the surrounding area.   
• Neighborhood Identity: Acknowledge the communities and neighborhoods services by the station and stops.    
• Simplicity: Names will be short, easily recognizable and fit for signage and mapping. 

Fill out the survey to share your suggestions. 

Take Our Community Surveys

LADOT wants to hear from you! Share your feedback to help us prioritize safety and mobility improvements in your community.

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 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.

Westwood Blvd Safety and Mobility Project Survey

The Westwood Boulevard Safety and Mobility Project aims to close critical gaps in the transportation network by providing safe connections to Westwood Village, UCLA, the Metro E Line, and the future Metro D Line extension. Share your feedback before Wednesday, December 31.

Transportation Photos of the Week

Dodgers Championship Parade and press conference on Monday, November 3, 2025