Help Shape the Future of Broadway in South LA

Broadway has always been one of Los Angeles’ most important streets, a place full of history that provides a key connection from South LA neighborhoods to Downtown destinations. Now, LADOT, in partnership with Metro, is looking to build on that legacy by improving safety and mobility along a 3.5-mile stretch of South Broadway from Manchester Avenue to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

LADOT has just launched a community engagement effort to solicit input on upgrades that make traveling safer and more comfortable for everyone, whether you walk, bike, take transit, or drive. Improvements being considered include new bus priority lanes, safer crosswalks and intersections, traffic calming measures, bike connections to the Rail-to-Rail path on Slauson Boulevard, and other key safety features to support the community.

We want your input to help shape these changes. Take a few minutes to complete our short survey and share your thoughts. Your feedback will directly guide the future of Broadway, and you’ll also have a chance to win a $50 gift card for participating! You can find more info on the project by visiting the Broadway project website.

Celebrating Safety Improvements at Hobart Schools

Last week, LADOT joined with Hobart Schools to celebrate the new quick build construction on Serrano Avenue. In early August, LADOT implemented new safety treatments on Serrano between Olympic Blvd and San Marino St to improve the flow of traffic and make the street safer for students, staff, and visitors. Serrano was converted into a one-way northbound street with a dedicated drop-off and pick-up lane.

Students, family, and the community enjoyed prizes, art projects, and a scavenger hunt, as well as the opportunity to share their feedback on the new street configuration. Thanks to all who came out and to Hobart Schools for hosting the event!

Last CicLAvia of 2025 Rolls Down Melrose

Last CicLAvia of 2025 Rolls Down Melrose Nov. 23

Mark Mark your calendars for the last CicLAvia open streets event of the year! CicLAvia: Melrose Ave will be rolling down Melrose from Fairfax to Vermont on Sunday, November 23rd, from 9am-3pm. This four-mile route will connect the neighborhoods of Fairfax, Larchmont, Melrose Hill, and East Hollywood for a car-free, family-friendly day of walking, biking, skating, and exploring.

Visit LADOT's Mobility Action Plan (MAP) booth at the Vermont hub and share your feedback to help shape LA's transportation future! Our Outreach Team will be on hand to talk about the MAP's 5 year and 20 year plans and hear what investments matter most to Angelenos.

Visit CicLAvia’s website to learn more.

Take Our Community Surveys

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

Survey Help Develop LADOT Mobility Action Plan

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 Wednesday, December 26.

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.