LADOT News

March marks Women’s History Month, when we acknowledge and celebrate the advances and contributions women have made over time — including in the transportation industry. In ways great and small, women have shaped how we move through the world, paving the way for future generations.

At LADOT, women continue to drive progress in the City of Los Angeles. Whether it’s designing safer streets, improving transit access, or leading community-centered projects, women across our department are helping build a transportation system that...

No matter how a person chooses to travel, they deserve to feel safe on our City streets and to get to their destination without injury. Unfortunately, too many lives are lost to preventable traffic crashes. Since last week, LAPD reported more than 10 traffic fatalities - people who were walking, biking, driving motorcycles, and driving cars. Each of these deaths represent an irreplaceable loss for their families and communities, and weakens the sense of safety people have in their own neighborhoods. That is why LADOT remains committed to...

This weekend, CicLAvia will kick-off its 2025 season with CicLAvia: West Adams Meets University Park! This 4.1 mile route will connect La Brea and Vermont Avenues along Jefferson Boulevard before extending onto Vermont from Jefferson to Exposition, giving Angelenos a unique chance to walk and roll to explore these communities.

The beginning of the 2025 season marks the 15th year of CicLAvia here in Los Angeles! Since launching, CicLAvia Sundays have grown into hugely popular events, drawing visitors from...

At LADOT, our goal is to support Los Angeles communities by keeping our city moving safely, efficiently, and sustainably. Over the past year, we’ve made significant progress in improving transportation across the city. I’m excited to share our Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Report, highlighting the work we’ve done and the steps we’re taking to build a more connected Los Angeles.

Inside, you’ll find highlights of projects that are already making a difference—safer streets, improved bus service, and infrastructure upgrades designed to meet...

February marks the celebration of Black History Month here in Los Angeles, when we highlight the historic achievements and continuing contributions of Black Angelenos - from innovators in transportation and infrastructure to leaders in science, politics, and the arts.

In Los Angeles, this impact is seen in the fight for civil rights, the push for equitable access to transportation options, and the continued work to build a more inclusive city. From the activists who fought for desegregated transit to today’s leaders advocating for more...

This Saturday, February 1st, LADOT will resume fare collection on DASH buses. This will support the City’s ongoing efforts to deliver safe, reliable, and top-quality transit services to neighborhoods across Los Angeles.

With fares at 50 just cents per ride (35 cents with a TAP card)—and only 25 cents for seniors, medicare recipients, and riders with disabilities (15 cents with a TAP card), DASH remains one of the most affordable ways to get around town. For those who rely on DASH regularly, monthly passes are available at $18, or $9 for...

LADOT’s dedicated staff are always ready and willing to provide support in the event of an emergency, and the recent wildfires have been no different.

While the City’s Fire and Police Departments are responsible for issuing and enforcing evacuation orders, LADOT provides critical public safety support to these agencies during an evacuation. Dozens of LADOT staff from across the department are involved. Our traffic officers are deployed at key locations to ensure a safe flow of traffic, our Advanced Transportation...

I’m writing to you today following a week of unprecedented fires that caused immeasurable destruction across Los Angeles City and County. In the face of this tragedy, City employees have sprung into action to assist with evacuation, emergency response, and recovery efforts.

In the first 24 hours of this emergency, LADOT signal crews restored communications to over 1000 traffic signals, including signals in evacuation areas, helping facilitate neighborhood evacuations. Our crews are continuing to respond to reports of downed and damaged...

As multiple City, County, and State agencies continue to respond to fires and severe winds that have caused immense damage, I want to assure you that LADOT and our City partners are taking immediate measures to keep residents safe.

As of Wednesday evening, multiple evacuation orders remain in effect. An up to date map of evacuation areas and active road closures can be seen online at https://experience.arcgis.com. Red flag parking restrictions remain in effect until further notice. Visit LAFP.org/redflag for red flag warning updates....

As the holidays approach, I want to take a moment to thank you for being part of what makes Los Angeles such a dynamic and inspiring city. This is the season to reflect on our shared accomplishments, connect with our communities, and look forward to a bright future together.

This season is also a time to embrace the joy of giving and looking out for one another. During the holidays, children are out of school, people are out shopping, attending parties, and visiting from out of town. This means streets might be more crowded than usual with people...