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CicLAvia returns to its free open street events with a joyful, active Sunday in Wilmington

LADOT count shows a 22% increase in biking, 6% drop in walking in 2019 from 2017 The Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) has published findings and data from its inaugural study counting the number of people biking and walking on Los Angeles streets. The count, which took place at 63 intersections over several weekends in 2019, reveals trends in active transportation while observing the demographics of Angelenos traveling through the city. LADOT was set to capture travel at 40 additional locations in spring 2020, but due to irregular travel patterns and safety concerns as the re...

LADOT CityRide begins bringing eligible riders to vaccination appointments Published  LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Department of Transportation Monday launched a program to pick up seniors and people with accessibility needs through the Cityride program and take them to their scheduled vaccination appointments at three COVID-19 vaccination sites. "Transportation should never be the gap that stands between our residents and the vaccine," said Mayor Eric Garcetti. "Vaccines are our ticket to ending this pandemic, and this program will help break down a barrier that can keep our most vulnerabl...

In early February, the L.A. City Department of Transportation (LADOT) quietly released its 2021-2023 Strategic Plan Update. It’s a glossy document full of high-production-value photos and high-minded goals. But the plan sets frustratingly weak commitments to improving L.A.’s deadly streets. The plan is emblematic of LADOT’s decline under Mayor Eric Garcetti and LADOT General Manager Seleta Reynolds. Garcetti fancies himself a climate champion. Reynolds was recruited to LADOT as an advocate for pedestrians and safe streets. But this new Strategic Plan sets the sights set so low it might ...