Raised crosswalks feel like a European thing because they are pretty foreign to our landscape here in Los Angeles. The idea that Beverly Hills would be leading the way seemed inconceivable years ago, but if […]
If there’s one thing I get the most emails about, it’s the LA River Path specifically at the Riverside Bridge. Like a lot of other projects, their completion goes past their deadline and even when […]
If you’re able to keep up with all LA River news, you can now add the Glendale Bridge to a growing roster of spanage in the Elysian Valley area. Already within six miles, three other […]
In one of those rare infrastructure surprises, the Los Angeles Riverfront Greenway segment from Whitsett to Coldwater Canyon is open to the public. How long it has been live is still a question for me […]
It’s been awhile since I’ve mentioned much from the advocacy front, but if you’re living in the Gr818, there’s been a lot to talk about the last few weeks in terms of Valley transportation, so […]
I love being on a bike. Whether it’s commuting, climbing mountains or riding along with my family, the time I spend on a bike enriches my life. With all the hustle and bustle of daily […]
Very few things get me as excited as an open streets event coming to my neck of the woods, but May 19th’s 626 Golden Streets feels equally exciting. While CiclaValley is quite a lean towards […]
(Google Maps composite of LA Zoo Parking lot & Arclight Hollywood Parking) Los Angeles is in the midst of a “do as I say, not do as I do” approach to environmentalism and transportation, and […]
Whether you’re a transit nerd or anyone in the Valley who’s only owned a car, yesterday’s announcement of the concepts for the Sepulveda Corridor has to make every Angeleno giddy. While we’re nearly a decade […]
Two months ago, I learned that the Department of Engineering was planning a widening of Magnolia Boulevard covering a mile from Vineland to Cahuenga to add an extra lane of eastbound traffic. I went into […]