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As driving deaths have skyrocketed across the state, the governor, legislators, the courts and the DMV have failed to act.
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In an exclusive interview with LAist, Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins said she chose Scott for his ties to L.A. and pursuit of police reform in San Francisco.
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The light rail project, which had been planned for 2021, could see its first riders early next year.
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State will allow companies to test heavy duty autonomous vehicles.
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Laura Rubio-Cornejo, the city of L.A.'s general manager for the transportation department, said the proposed cuts could jeopardize revenue generated by parking enforcement and implementation of Measure HLA and Vision Zero.
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California, which has the unique ability to set vehicle standards, has set ambitious rules requiring all new cars to be zero-emission by 2035. The fate of those rules is now up to the Senate.Listen 3:46
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Non-Real ID compliant driver’s licenses or IDs will no longer be accepted on domestic flights after May 7.
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The new LAX/Metro Transit Center station will open in June. But a direct connection with the airport won’t be ready until next year.
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Say goodbye to the 9ZZZ999 format. Sometime next year, California drivers will start receiving license plates with a reversed configuration.
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Crews are beginning emergency stabilization work. Travelers will be bused between Irvine and Oceanside for about six weeks.
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Each citation in the city of L.A. comes with a $293 penalty.
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The wait continues for 2,000 people accepted into the Metro Mobility Wallet program granting them $1,800 to spend over the course of a year on bus, rail and other transit options.
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The proposed project is in its infancy and still has to clear concerns raised by City Council members.
