Transportation & Mobility

A Free E-Bike Lending Program Just Launched In The San Fernando Valley. Here’s How It Works

An innovative, community-led micromobility experiment is underway for residents in Pacoima and surrounding communities.

Two rows of bright red electric bikes are placed on pavement in front of a large box truck where more bike are being unloaded.

Summer Air Travel Could Be Expensive And Chaotic. Here's How To Avoid Trouble

A new report finds that prices for domestic airline flights have risen 47% since January.

An airplane is shown landing against an orange sunset.

LA Traffic Is Gonna Get Messy During The Summit Of The Americas — Here's How To Get Around

There are multiple road closures and transit detours around downtown — with some that last through Saturday.

A view from a street crosswalk as cars drive by. There are traffic barriers in the road and in the background is a large sign for Summit of the Americas.

DeLorean Is Back (To The Future) With An Electric Car, And Some Caveats

The DeLorean Motor Company — the latest corporate iteration of the brand and not the creator behind the iconic 1980s model — is previewing an electric vehicle that will debut at a car show in August.

The DeLorean Motor Company released images and specs of its forthcoming electric vehicle on its website this week.

LA Metro Has Scrapped Its 710 Freeway Widening Plan. Here’s What’s Next For The ‘Diesel Death Zone’

The board’s decision comes after decades of studying and planning. Communities along the freeway have long advocated against adding more lanes through some of the worst-polluted communities in the U.S.

A large green freeway sign indicates lanes for the 5 and 710 freeway. Cars move along lanes on the left as workers repave lanes on the right.

Sheriff Villanueva Will Continue Patrols On County Transit, But LA Metro Has A Plan If He Backs Out

Villanueva had taken issue with L.A. Metro’s current policing contract, which the sheriff’s department shares with the Los Angeles and Long Beach police departments.

A blue-tinted Metro train arrives to a transit platform near downtown Los Angeles as an out-of-focus man in a blue shirt walks away from the train.

Millions of Southern Californians Are Expected To Travel This Memorial Day Weekend

The Automobile Club of Southern California expects 3.1 million people to have a weekend getaway, and LAX anticipates 200,000 travelers starting today through the holiday weekend.

Going Electric: California Car Mandate Would Hit Mechanics Hard

Who loses and who gains as California cleans up its cars? Nearly 32,000 mechanics would lose jobs by 2040 under the proposed phaseout of new gas-powered cars. Electric companies would be the big winners.