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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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Committee members approved changes and plans that affect street safety, parking, and transit management across the city. Expect new oversized-vehicle parking restrictions in multiple neighborhoods, stricter rules and penalties against storing vehicles on local streets, and continued work on transit contracts and safety projects such as the Vision Zero plan (the city's strategy to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries). The Vincent Thomas Bridge construction will have an approved mitigation plan to limit community impacts, and the Committee received an informational update on transportation planning for the 2028 Games.
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