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Category Archives: Congestion
The Parking Games: San Francisco Wants the Odds to be Ever in Your Favor
San Francisco’s new ambitious experiment (inspired by the theories of UCLA’s very own Donald Shoup, and based by the law of supply and demand), aims to ensure that there is always at least one empty parking spot available on every block that … Continue reading
Metro, Decoded: The Saga of the Century City Stop
The Westside Subway Extension continues to be a polarizing issue for some members of the Beverly Hills community, and proponents of the continuation of the line. Continue reading
HOT Lanes Coming to Sections of I-10, 110
Though the idea has been talked about for quite some time, High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes are soon coming to two Southern California freeways. Construction is underway on a $290 million project on I-10 from I-605 to Alameda St. and I-110 from … Continue reading
Posted in Congestion, Roads/Highways, Transportation, Uncategorized
Tagged 10, 110, Caltrans, congestion pricing, freeway, HOT, HOV, I-10, I-110, los angeles, Metro, toll booth, toll road, transponder, Transportation
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Mega-Burden
The world’s population is exploding. By 2040, two in three people will live in cities, and the world’s urban population will grow from 3.5 billion to 5.6 billion. The number of “megacities” – urban areas with more than 10 million … Continue reading
Whose Fault is it Anyway?
Traffic map of Monday rush hour gridlock caused by street closures due to President Obama’s motorcade. Days after President Obama’s trip to Los Angeles, residents and business owners are still frustrated at the mayhem that was caused during the busiest … Continue reading
Posted in Congestion, Planning, Pollution, Public Safety, Transportation, Walkability, Zoning
Tagged department of transportation, gridlock, los angeles, motorcade, planning
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Pricing Congestion on Mother’s Day
Photo: Cindy Yamanaka, OC Register For those traveling the 91 Express Lanes out in Orange and Riverside Counties this Sunday (Mother’s Day!), bring some extra change, because the toll will be going up. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), the body that oversees the … Continue reading
Posted in Congestion, Transportation
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