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Some 10 million Southern California residents will travel out of the region through Jan. 1, according to AAA.
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Several ballot drop boxes are located at stations and transit hubs.
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Traffic safety experts and social justice advocates agree that policing pedestrian movement has led to the disproportionate targeting of Black people — and doesn’t actually make streets safer. A new bill headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk aims to change that.
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Remember the COVID protocols at the airport and flights, LAX officials say.
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A new study commissioned by the Los Angeles Department of Transportation analyzes the disparities women face in trying to move around the city — and offers some ways to make travel more equitable.
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Reduced traffic volumes led to more deadly crashes last year. More drivers returning to the road is leading to more crashes this year.
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Demand for passports is way up due to increased demand for travel and limited appointments.
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Drivers picketed Wednesday in support of the PRO Act, which would give them increased bargaining power.
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Workers at the private company contracted by L.A. Metro to manage its bike share program voted 22 to 11 in favor of joining the Transport Workers Union.
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Ride share app companies are struggling to find enough people to drive. Increased demand met with a low supply makes for long wait times and high prices.
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Workers say their work is undervalued and dangerous and that they’re organizing for equitable pay and better protections. They're set to vote later this week.
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The state’s current method for setting speed limits generally forces cities to raise them to enforce them. That leaves cities facing "a ridiculous choice ... that impedes public safety either way we go," says a councilmember.
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The city will study how — and how many — unmanned delivery vehicles should be allowed to operate in L.A.
