Tagged with LADOT

LA Becomes First Major City with Signal Sync

Los Angeles City Councilmember Bill Rosendahl joined Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Councilwoman Jan Perry to flip the switch on the completion of the city’s signal synchronization program. According to the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT),  4,398 signalized intersections are now connected to the department’s traffic control center and can be re-timed remotely to address traffic congestion, … Continue reading »

City Launches Pedestrian Safety Initiative

City Launches Pedestrian Safety Initiative

The City unveiled a new pedestrian safety initiative that will replace dozens of traditional crosswalks throughout Los Angeles with a more visible design. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa made the announcement today at the intersection of Fifth and Spring Street in downtown — the site of the first continental crosswalks. The improved crosswalk features two-foot wide yellow or … Continue reading »

Rosendahl Introduces Motion to Improve Safety at Pacific and Brooks

Councilmember Bill Rosendahl introduced a motion today that directs the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) to address concerns over what appears to be increased traffic accidents at the intersection of Pacific and Brooks Avenue in Venice. “The community would like to see traffic mitigation measures taken to improve public safety at this intersection,” said Rosendahl. … Continue reading »

New Technology Makes Parking Easier in Los Angeles

The Department of Transportation unveiled new technology that will change the way Angelenos park in downtown Los Angeles. LA Express Park, a year long demonstration project, is a technologically advanced parking system that will notify motorists where parking is available by using in-ground sensors on city streets and lots. Motorists can download an app on their smartphone and see where … Continue reading »