Permanent Slow Streets Installations On The Way

We’re getting to work on making permanent upgrades to some slow streets networks. The program began during the pandemic to provide additional space for recreation within neighborhoods. While the original Slow Streets program used temporary materials, we are now working on making improvements permanent to calm traffic on neighborhood streets making it safer for residents to walk and bike. Over the weekend installation began in neighborhoods in Koreatown and Hollywood and more installations are on the way.

Treatments along Slow Streets include durable signage and bollards as well as features like traffic circles, which helps reduce speeds and the volume of traffic traveling in the neighborhood, painted medians, and gateway treatments that signal to drivers the transition to slower speeds and to be aware of other users of the roadway.

John Leichty Middle School Celebrates Bike To School Day with Safe Routes to School LA

In honor of National Bike Month, LADOT's Safe Routes to School helped sponsor John Leichty Middle School students participating in Bike To School Day. On Friday students, parents, school staff and volunteers did a one-mile ride that started and ended at the school. Students who completed the bicycle safety instruction were provided with bikes by LAUSD.

Bike To School Day is a day to celebrate the normalcy of biking to school and a chance for students to build their traffic safety awareness. This is also an excellent opportunity for LAUSD to give middle school students a chance to put what they learn into practice on our neighborhood school streets.

Events like these are led by our Safe Routes To School program which aims to bring safety improvements and safety education to school neighborhoods and build a culture that prioritizes safety. The program recently received an award from the APA Los Angeles Section in neighborhood planning.

Western Our Way: Street Safety Celebration

We are moving forward with improvements on the Western Ave Redesign Project. Thanks to your feedback and sharing your thoughts and experiences of how you travel on Western Ave, we have finished the project design phase. To mark this milestone the city will hold a Street Safety Celebration on Saturday, June 4th at Harvard Park to discuss the planned improvements. Join Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson, and city leaders to learn more about the new design coming to Western.

This is event is for everyone so bring family and friends to enjoy a free lunch, raffles, entertainment, and other activities!

Western Our Way - Street Safety Celebration
Saturday, June 4, 2022, from 10 AM to 1 PM
Harvard Park
1535 W 62nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90047

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We Want Your Feedback on the DTLA Mobility Investment Plan

We're investing in mobility improvements throughout Downtown LA and we want to better understand how you use and experience transportation services in the area. The Downtown Los Angeles Mobility Investment Plan lays out a list of projects that are sustainable and accessible for all Angelenos.

Use our project feedback map to indicate locations in DTLA where we can make investments that will improve your mobility experience. If you live, work, play, or visit in Downtown LA, this survey is for you!

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.

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.
Share your ideas!

Osborne Path-to-Park Survey

Osborne Path-to-Park Survey

We need your help! We’re working on improving transportation connectivity and accessibility on Osborne St. between San Fernando Road and Foothill Blvd. Get involved! Take the online project survey here to share your experiences, feedback, and ideas for Osborne Street and Pacoima.
Take the survey here.

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.