Mobility Action Plan Update
Los Angeles is developing its first Mobility Action Plan to help guide future investments in streets, sidewalks, transit, biking, walking, and rolling. LADOT and community partners recently completed the first major round of community engagement. This update shares what we heard, how community input is shaping the plan, and what happens next.
The Mobility Action Plan at a Glance
What is the Mobility Action Plan?
The Mobility Action Plan, or MAP helps Los Angeles organize mobility priorities and guide future transportation improvements.
Why does the MAP matter?
It helps the City move from big-picture goals to clearer project lists, funding decisions, and delivery steps.
What does the plan include?
5-Year Plan: near-term mobility investments
20-Year Transportation Strategy: longer-term needs and future project development
What is the Citywide CIP?
The Citywide Capital Infrastructure Program, or CIP, helps Los Angeles plan and prioritize major public projects, including transportation, parks, libraries, utilities, public buildings, and other City facilities.
How does the MAP connect to the Citywide CIP?
The Mobility Action Plan will help guide transportation priorities in the Citywide CIP.
Input
Technical Analysis
Coordination
Mobility
Action Plan
Citywide
CIP
Future Transportation Investments
Better Transit
and Bus Stops
Sidewalks
and Crossings
More Shade
and Trees
Better Lighting
for Safety
Cleaner, Well-Kept
Public Spaces
Progress To Date
The Mobility Action Plan is taking shape. LADOT is sharing what we heard from Angelenos, explaining how community input is shaping the plan, and preparing the Mobility Action Plan to help guide future transportation investments through the Citywide Capital Infrastructure Program (CIP).
Fall
2024
Winter
2025
Spring
2025
Summer
2025
Launch Technical and Community Advisory Boards, and Develop Engagement Plan
Finalize Engagement
Plan &
Project Inventory
Conduct Community Engagement
& Prioritization
Summarize community feedback & develop the Draft Mobility Action Plan
WE ARE HERE!
Gather Data and Recruit Technical and Community Advisory Board Members
Launch Project
Spring
2026
Fall 2025/Winter
2026
Summer
2026
Late
2026
Share Findings +
MAP Next Steps
Finalize MAP +
Connect to Citywide CIP
Engagement by the Numbers
LADOT and community-based organizations conducted engagement for the Mobility Action Plan during Winter 2025-2026 to understand transportation priorities, challenges, and mobility needs across Los Angeles
2,700+
People engaged in person
1,200+
Online participants
20+
Community events, most held in
Equity Priority Areas
5
Community-based organization partners:
TRUST South LA, CCNP, Pacoima Beautiful, Proyecto Pastoral, LA Walks
Equity Priority Areas
LADOT focused additional outreach in Equity Priority Areas (EPAs) to better understand transportation barriers in communities that experience greater mobility burdens.
Explore local findings from:
South LA
Central LA
Northeast Valley
Eastside Communities
Harbor Area
How Community Input Shapes the Plan
1. Guiding Principles
Confirms what matters most when the City makes transportation decisions.
2. Project Types
Points to street improvements like safer crossings, sidewalk repairs, bus lanes, bike lanes, shade, and lighting.
3. Prioritization
Helps the City compare projects based on safety, connectivity, equity, and mobility benefits.
4. 5-Year Plan + 20-Year Strategy
Guides what can move forward sooner and what should be planned for later.
5. Program, Policy,
and Process
Highlights needs beyond construction, like maintenance, operations, partnerships, and funding
Next Steps
Finalize the Mobility Action Plan
LADOT will complete the 5-Year Plan, 20-Year Transportation Strategy, and recommendations.
Connect to the Citywide CIP
The Mobility Action Plan will help inform future Citywide CIP updates and transportation investments.
Stay Involved
Help support future transportation improvements. Stay informed, share information with your community, and follow the Mobility Action Plan as it moves toward implementation.