Transportation & Mobility

New Safety Upgrades Planned For PCH After Four College Student Deaths

The deaths of four Pepperdine students two months ago have prompted state, county and local officials to address speeding on the highway.

Eight people are gathered in front of a microphone standing on a mound of dirt. There are four men of light-skinned tone wearing blue suits, one of them is in the center is wearing a neon orange vest and a white construction hat. A man with dark-skin tone is standing to the right of the man in the neon orange vest, wearing a blue blazer and khaki pants. Two women are also in the group, one with light-skin tone with blonde hair wearing a black blazer and black pants and another with medium-light skin tone with short black hair wearing a black sweater and black pants. Behind the group of people is a yellow school bus.

A Step-By-Step Guide To Using Your Phone To Get Through LAX Security Faster This Christmas

TSA is now accepting Mobile Driver’s Licenses at security checkpoints in two LAX terminals.

A traveler scans his Mobile Driver's License using the new technology available at some LAX security checkpoints.

Street Parking In The Arts District Is Going To Cost You — Starting This Week

Much of the popular downtown area had free, unrestricted parking, but things are about to change.

A paper slip on a car windshield that says "New Paid Parking In The Arts District"

Metro Light Rail Lines Are Running More Often To Serve More Riders. Here Are The Details

Light rail ridership numbers are not yet back to pre-pandemic levels, but they’re slowly closing the gap as Metro continues to expand its offerings around the city.

A subway train going to Azusa arrives at a station

The Bridge Connecting The 710 To Long Beach Will Be Replaced. Here's A Sneak Peek Of The Proposed Design

The curves on the Shoemaker Bridge are too dangerous for drivers. The bridge replacement is one of several projects Long Beach is undertaking to prepare for the 2028 Olympics.

A drawing of a futuristic bridge with cables along a highway.

LA's Metro Buses Will Use AI To Ticket Drivers Parked In Bus Lanes

Metro is partnering with Hayden AI to install the cameras and be fully operating by spring 2024.

The Forgotten Pedways: How LA’s Plan For Futuristic Walkways Went Unfinished

As remnants of the past, this group of high-rise bridges links us to an abandoned future of what Los Angeles could have been.

A wide view of a pedestrian bridge above a street with skyscrapers behind the bridge.

Slow Down! As Deaths And Injuries Mount, New Calls For Technology To Reduce Speeding

Safety advocates want all cars to come with technology that can tell drivers when they're speeding — or even force them to slow down. But the auto industry is not rushing to embrace it.