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The city maintains its position that it has been doing road work largely in accordance with Measure HLA.
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New York and Michigan recently passed laws allowing local jurisdictions to lower speed limits, and Los Angeles voters backed safer road designs, but enforcement often meets political resistance. The number of pedestrians killed or injured on the road remains high.
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If you need things like a new license or registration, you can’t wait in line anymore for it. (Twist my arm, why don’t you!)
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Caltrans is seeking input on construction options that vary in length of time and impacts to surrounding roads that would handle detour traffic.
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Riders will now have to tap to leave the North Hollywood B Line Station for at least the next few months.
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Experts say the long holiday weekend could offer cues to a busy summer. We've got some travel tips.
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Metro’s board has approved a final environmental impact report for an extension of the E Line, part of the former Gold Line.
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The southbound side in Agoura Hills will be closed again Tuesday night, marking a major milestone for the largest wildlife crossing of its kind.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass ordered for more law enforcement to patrol the Metro system and plans to push for more patrols.
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In a city full of tough traffic and disgruntled drivers, being briefly recognized on the road can go a long way.
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Overnight closures begin tonight at 7 p.m. through early Thursday morning.
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As more people ditch gas-powered vehicles for fuel efficient or electric cars, the drain on gas tax revenue has worsened.
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The monorail vs. subway question has already sparked a spirited public debate — and Metro is continuing with another comment period starting this weekend.
