Sue Carpenter
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About two-thirds of L.A. households rent, and there might not be a place at home to charge an electric car. -
Under Los Angeles Department of Transportation's proposed new rules for taxis, passengers could call a cab with an app and know the price of a ride before getting in the car. -
We Asked If You Ever Quit A Job Because Of LA Traffic. 300 Of You Said 'Duh.' These Are Your Stories"I've made the last-minute decision to move from Los Angeles more than once while sitting on the 405." -
Burnt out from the daily grind, a new survey shows L.A.'s hellish commutes are a major factor in deciding whether to stay or go. -
Hydrogen fuel cell cars are electric vehicles that generate power through a chemical reaction while they're being driven, instead of needing to be plugged in to charge. -
Musk has alleged that people riding his transportation system will travel at over 100 miles per hour -
The city has accepted applications from seven electric scooter and bicycle companies and has just started granting provisional permits for them to operate within L.A. -
Mayor Garcetti Is Hoping This Program Will Create 50K Homeless Housing Units In Angelenos' BackyardsBloomberg Philanthropies gave L.A. $1 million for a new program that will help L.A. homeowners convert their garages into housing. -
Technically, the Solo is a fully enclosed motorcycle, and that's how it's registered and insured in California. -
The data's current form on the city's site is not user-friendly, but the goal is for app developers to take it and push out a more usable version to drivers.
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