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According to Mike Davis, the city’s transit and active transportation administrator, the route was decided based on a study the city council undertook.Davis said the free shuttle service is being funded through an agreement the city has with the Orange County Transportation Authority. The funds were earmarked for a rail project that was never realized. The remaining 10% of funds will come from the city.
“If it's successful, which I expect it to be and hope it will be, I think our city council will extend the service, and provide that 10% funding on a more permanent basis down the road,” Davis said.DMV Now Lets People Take The Written Tests Online — And They've Got Ways To Keep Folks HonestAnother DIY LA Crosswalk Turns Permanent As Activist Group Continues To Take Requests
The location in East Hollywood is the fourth official crosswalk to replace Crosswalk Collective LA's"unauthorized" efforts. Other DIY crosswalks have been removed by city officials.'Everyone Is Fighting For Asphalt' After LA Storms. Your Guide To Potholes And Recouping DamagesIf you’ve ever seen a street name that has multiple versions like drive, place and road, this one’s for you. It makes little sense now, but there’s an old reason for it.
The goal is to reduce the often inequitable police enforcement of crossing the street. In Los Angeles, nearly a third of citations each year are written to Black pedestrians, who make up about 9% of the city’s population.Under Pressure To Account For Millions From Taxpayers, OC Nonprofit Announced It Was Shutting DownCalifornia Universities Are Required To Offer Students Abortion Pills.