Transportation & Mobility

LAX Automated People Mover project one step closer to completion

Officials say this next round of testing is a major milestone.

A large concrete bridge arching over a paved street on a clear, sunny day. A palm tree is in the forefront on the right, and a large pillar is on the left.

State officials asked LA residents for input on the Dodger Stadium gondola. Here are some burning questions

The controversial aerial plan would connect Dodger Stadium to Union Station in downtown Los Angeles.

A rendering shows people walking on a street near a station where overhead cables bring a gondola over the street.

LA residents will get a chance to weigh in on the Dodger Stadium gondola proposal

An embattled plan to build an aerial tram connecting Downtown L.A. with Dodger Stadium will be discussed in a public meeting this week.

A digital rendering shows an aerial gondola carrying passengers above green hills with the downtown Los Angeles in the background.

Parts of 110 Freeway now reopened, after hours-long shutdown from deadly tanker truck crash

The crash was reported at 10:55 p.m. Saturday night, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

A truck cab is on it's side next to a damaged car on a closed freeway.

New rules on airline refunds you need to know, just in time for holiday travel

Three new rules went into effect in late October that require airlines to provide refunds for travelers under certain conditions.

A view of the TSA room as dozens of blurry people moves through it. A large multicolor bell sculpture hangs in the air with panels of etched flat materials lined up to make the curve.

Metro is testing out an AI weapons scanner that faced criticism in NYC

A pilot program uses equipment that one New York law firm called "objectively a failure."

A screen shows a person walking through a scanner. An orange 3D box marks something on the person's shoulder. Behind the screen, a person in a suit and a person in a uniform talk to each other near two tall grey scanners. Two escalators can be seen in the background.

Return of Carmageddon? LA’s got a full schedule this weekend

Starting Friday, you may notice more cars on the road throughout the night due to four major sporting events and several concerts taking place across the region.

Four lanes of heavy traffic traffic along the 101 North. Signs show drivers can connect to the 110 Freeway ahead. To the left; two lanes of the 101 South where traffic is less congested.

LA feels impossible without GPS. But I tried it and I’m hooked

There are hacks you can try to get better at navigating SoCal without using GPS, courtesy of a spatial thinking expert.

someone holds up a screen of a phone while sitting in a car, which shows a mapped route on the Google Maps application

Need a ride today to your polling place? Here are some deals — and even free options

Some rideshare and public transit options are offering deals, discounts and even free services on Election Day.

Matthew McGlory, a rideshare driver and active member of MULDA, in downtown Minneapolis.

Automated license plate readers go live in parts of the San Fernando Valley

The cameras track and record license plates as they drive through certain areas.

A close-up of a matte black camera and solar panel tied to a telephone pole with silver metal straps.

Newsom wants a do-over on the lemon car law he just signed. Will it hurt buyers?

The last-minute bill and the governor’s demand for changes could create confusion for consumers and automakers.

A blue and white sedan are driving on a highway.

Expect weekend traffic: VP Harris will be in town for a fundraiser

The location of the event is still unknown, unfortunately for anyone hoping to get around Saturday and Sunday.

Cars are backed up on a freeway with five lanes of traffic, with a separate express lane towards the middle. It's a sunny, clear day.

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