Tag: LADOT
Before You Feed That Meter, Here’s When L.A. Doesn’t Enforce Certain Parking Restrictions
Indigenous Peoples' Day is one of 10 holidays when L.A.'s parking enforcement officers give it a rest
The New Figueroa Street Bike Lane Tames One of L.A.’s Scariest Cycling Streets
A sneak peek at the ambitious—but hardly seamless—MyFigueroa project
Dash Buses Go Electric While Metro Sticks With Natural Gas
The first electric bus recently debuted—we just need about 2,400 more
You’ll Soon Be Able to Avoid Parking Tickets Using Your Phone
YOUR PHONE, PEOPLE
Dozens More Speed ‘Humps’ Coming to L.A. Streets
You can thank (or blame) Waze for their resurgence
LADOT Head Seleta Reynolds Tackles the Dangers of Traffic in Los Angeles
One of her many strategic goals involves ridding the city of traffic-related fatalities by 2025
Parking in Westwood Is Becoming Less Horrid
The Village's meters just grew brains
The Ride of Way: A View of Los Angeles from a Bicycle Seat
L.A. is becoming more bike friendly, but it has miles to go before being safe for cyclists
LADOT Tries Out New Traffic-Calming Signal: The Flashing Yellow
The change comes after a pedestrian was killed at Venice and Robertson boulevards
