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Transportation Committee approves transit and paving items

Published Jul 10, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 10, 2026

Transportation Committee approves transit and paving items

The committee approved a reappointment to the Board of Transportation Commissioners, a transit bus funding application, transit delay-reduction measures, and a budget motion for citywide alley paving. It also noted a report on bus safety alternatives and received an update on World Cup 2026 service preparations.

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Briefing

May 27, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved DOT applications for state and federal active-transportation/safety funding, approved an agreement for automated speed cameras, adopted several transportation-related ordinances, and approved a budget motion to add positions to deliver active-transportation projects. Most other DOT reports were noted and filed; one parking restriction resolution passed with one dissenting vote.

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Briefing

Apr 22, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved multiple transportation actions including implementing 15 mph school zone speed limits at 474 street segments near 214 schools; motions on intersection-takeover deterrence, micromobility parking in AB 413 daylighting areas, CicLAvia grant funding, Port of Los Angeles traffic practices; establishment of Preferential Parking District No. 342; acceptance of a grant application to purchase 83 battery electric buses; contract amendments with MV Transportation for DASH and LAnow services; several oversize-vehicle parking restrictions; concurrence on prohibiting e-bikes on trails; and approved a motion to regulate e-bikes/e-motos/e-mopeds. A DOT update on the 2028 Olympic transportation plan was discussed with no action.

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Briefing

Mar 25, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved motions and ordinances covering an EV carshare pilot, a new parking meter zone on West Adams Boulevard, a bike lane for the Vermont Transit Corridor, measures to deter street takeovers, oversize vehicle parking restrictions in CD11, and staffing/deployment for parking enforcement; several DOT safety and access reports were noted and one item was continued. Two agenda items (Metro board composition presentation and the 2028 Games transportation update) were informational only with no action taken.

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Briefing

Mar 11, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee met and acted on multiple Department of Transportation reports, motions, and resolutions. Members approved a third amendment to a CARB Sustainability Transportation Equity Project grant, motions addressing a freeway closure and transit-pass requirements for incentivized housing, a parking district boundary expansion, and oversize-vehicle parking restrictions; several DOT reports were noted and filed. One item on reducing signal delay for transit was continued to a future date. Councilmember Padilla was recorded absent for multiple votes.

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Briefing

Feb 25, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved multiple motions and reports including a CAO amendment for transit marketing services, a City Attorney draft ordinance to fix private ambulance rates, motions on Waymo investigations, an E‑Citations pilot, a City asset monetization pilot, and a Woodman Corridor traffic study. The Department of Transportation’s RFP request for facility maintenance and signposting services was noted and filed. A resolution establishing oversize vehicle parking restrictions on West 29th Street was approved (3–1–1).

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Briefing

Jan 28, 2026

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Transportation Committee (special joint with Public Works) approved an ordinance expanding the Santa Monica-Highland parking meter zone; approved motions on autonomous vehicle operator data and the Mission Mile Sepulveda project; established several oversize vehicle parking restrictions on specified streets; approved applying for the City’s local allocation of South Bay Cities COG Measure M funds; continued the film parking motion; and noted/acted on reports and fee updates for shared mobility devices.

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Briefing

Dec 10, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved multiple transportation and funding items including a CAO contract amendment to install 10 AC bus chargers, Metro Active Transport and Open & Slow Streets funding acceptances, a South LA EcoLab agreement, and oversize vehicle parking restrictions in Council District 2. Several budget-related items (parking fines for EV bays and DOT revenue opportunities) were continued for further consideration; an informational update on the 2028 Olympic transportation plan was received.

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Briefing

Nov 12, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Transportation Committee met in a special session and took action on a range of transportation items. The committee approved multiple reports and motions including Active Transportation Cycle 1 projects, an ordinance limiting >6,000 lb vehicles on Del Amo Boulevard, a Smart Loading Zone pilot, CAO funding and construction reports, a paratransit contract amendment, private ambulance rates methodology, and a motion to advance storm-preparation traffic strategies. LADOT reports on a Transit-to-Parks pilot and pedestrian improvements were noted/received and filed; a motion to implement Assembly Bill 630 on abandoned RV removal was submitted without recommendation. Several votes recorded 3 Yes and 2 absent (Padilla, Park).

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Briefing

Oct 22, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Transportation Committee (with a special joint session of the Public Works Committee for items 15–17) approved multiple transportation-related reports and motions, including LADOT’s Ballona Creek Bike Path application to Caltrans’ Active Transportation Program, changes to delivery driver parking rules, an amendment to the Santa Monica‑Highland parking meter zone, and steps to pursue a finance grant and improve right‑of‑way project delivery and permitting.

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Briefing

Sep 10, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved multiple LADOT reports and motions covering parking meter payments and zones, parking fee schedules and citation study updates, wider bike lanes for emergency vehicles, procurement improvements, QR codes on signage, targeted advertising on DASH buses, and a weekend car-free 6th Street pilot; the Automated Speed Enforcement work plan was approved as amended, one report on parking fines and fees was continued, and the 2028 Olympic transportation update was provided for information only.

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Briefing

Aug 27, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Los Angeles Transportation Committee approved multiple motions and resolutions addressing traffic restrictions, parking rules, infrastructure and safety projects, a grant and EV charging authorization, and a contract for parking citation processing, while continuing several items for future consideration.

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Briefing

Aug 13, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Transportation Committee met and approved a range of items including the appointment of Nicole Nicholas to the Board of Transportation Commissioners; a municipal code change allowing LADOT to delegate temporary traffic control device authority to Metro; multiple LADOT reports (Anaheim Priority Corridor safety evaluation, Vincent Thomas Bridge mitigation plan, tour bus operations report, and an RFP for North Region transit services); establishment of a quiet zone on the Ventura Subdivision; amendments to limit excessive vehicle storage on local streets; numerous oversize vehicle parking restrictions across several council districts; and an amended Vision Zero evaluation and safety plan. The Committee received an informational update on the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games Transportation Plan (no action). Several oversize-vehicle resolutions were approved with Councilmember Hernandez recorded as the lone No on multiple items.

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Briefing

Jun 25, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee approved five items: the CAO's 2024-25 transportation construction projects report, traffic restriction signage for South Western Avenue and West 14th Street, a policy to create exclusion zones for app-based delivery services, consolidation of the Board of Taxicab Commissioners with the Board of Transportation Commissioners, and an ordinance restricting rental/lease/sale of recreational vehicles in the public right-of-way; the independent Vision Zero evaluation was continued to a future date.

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Briefing

Jun 11, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved reports and motions on LADOT bus electrification funding, new and expanded preferential parking districts, parking enforcement measures including a camera pilot in bicycle lanes, an amended parking-processing contract, a transfer of parking revenue surplus, parking meter and oversize vehicle restrictions, and motions to assign bike/multi-use path maintenance and implement Measure HLA procedures.

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Briefing

Apr 23, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Transportation Committee approved multiple Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) reports and related items, including acceptance and submission of regional grant applications to the Southern California Association of Governments (STBG, CMAQ, Carbon Reduction Program) and LADOT participation in Metro Active Transport/First‑Last Mile projects. The Committee also approved Temporary Preferential Parking District No. 311 (Pico), reassigning two crossing guards to local schools, posting No Stopping signs on Little Canoga Avenue, and a LADOT resolution to set 15 mph school zone limits at 343 street segments adjacent to 201 schools. Reports on bus driver safety and Metro crime statistics were received (noted and filed) with an amendment approved where indicated.

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Briefing

Apr 9, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The Committee considered eight transportation items. Resolutions to add red curbs/no‑stopping signs on Inglewood Boulevard and to restrict oversize vehicle parking on Western Avenue were approved. Multiple LADOT reports on Low Carbon Transit funding, pedestrian connectivity, speed safety, residential speed humps, and self‑enforcing infrastructure were approved, noted, or filed; a budget recommendation on designing/installing speed humps/tables was noted and filed.

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Briefing

Mar 26, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The committee approved an appointment to the Board of Transportation Commissioners, multiple contracts and project actions (including a CARB-funded mobility pilot), several parking- and curb-related measures, and citywide traffic-signal timing changes; several parking resolutions were submitted without recommendation and the AB 436 reports were noted and referred.

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Briefing

Feb 26, 2025

Transportation Committee actions on traffic and Safe Streets

The committee approved traffic restriction signage at South Sycamore Avenue and Obama Boulevard, approved a feasibility study on a city program to address local air quality challenges, advanced an amended draft ordinance to implement Measure HLA and Mobility Plan 2035 engagement policies, and received budget and LADOT reports related to implementing Healthy Streets and speeding project delivery.

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Briefing

Feb 12, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved requests to report on the transit vehicle advertising contract and an annual Measure M project plan for Council District 15; approved exploring affordable housing on Parking Lot 701 and a mobility hub on Parking Lot 731 (referred to Housing & Homelessness and Transportation). Several major items — including a draft ordinance for Measure HLA, the Healthy Streets LA implementation plan, the LADOT project‑delivery report, and the 2028 Olympics transportation update — were continued to a later date. A budget recommendation to realign LADOT positions to create a traffic‑calming unit was received and filed.

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Briefing

Jan 22, 2025

Transportation Committee meeting summary

The committee approved third‑party contract amendments to keep Downtown, Mid‑City, Central DASH and LAnow services operating under MV Transportation; approved a Board of Public Works report updating Streets of Significance for Purple Line Extension planning; approved a motion to analyze DASH fare collection costs for a potential fare‑free operation; and left multiple parking/tow restrictions either continued or submitted without recommendation. Recorded approvals show 2 Yes votes with Councilmember Park absent.

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Briefing

Dec 4, 2024

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved the Bureau of Engineering report for the Reconnecting MacArthur Park planning grant and the CAO's 2024‑25 Third Transportation‑Related Construction Projects Report (as amended). LADOT's citywide equity framework for project prioritization and an updated methodology for school-area speed humps/tables were approved. Multiple local parking and oversize‑vehicle resolutions were submitted without recommendation. Quorum was lost before the General Manager's verbal report, so that update was not acted on.

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Briefing

Nov 20, 2024

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved multiple transportation items including a pavement‑markings contract, bus‑lane enforcement designations, a People St plaza, a temporary preferential parking district, a purchase agreement for a zero‑emissions bus facility site, CAO construction and grant reports, and measures on crossing guards; several oversize‑vehicle parking items were continued.

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Briefing

Oct 2, 2024

Transportation Committee meeting summary

Committee approved a package of transportation actions including contract amendments for LADOT programs, the appointment to the Taxicab Board, establishment of a temporary preferential parking district on Ridgeley Drive, a transit service analysis for the Wilmington DASH line, a spending plan for bus lane violation revenue, parking and traffic sign restrictions on several streets, and accepted amended engineering and bus‑driver safety reports.

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