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City of L.A. begins work on new protected bike lanes in Chinatown

begins work on new protected bike lanes in Chinatown Steven Sharp Mon, 09/14/2026. 06:05 With a groundbreaking ceremony on September 11, it's official: construction is underway for a street safety project along the perimeter of Los Angeles State Historic Park in Chinatown.

City of L.A. begins work on new protected bike lanes in Chinatown

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begins work on new protected bike lanes in Chinatown Steven Sharp Mon, 09/14/2026.

06:05 With a groundbreaking ceremony on September 11, it's official: construction is underway for a street safety project along the perimeter of Los Angeles State Historic Park in Chinatown.

Plans call for removing one vehicle travel lane in each direction to install Class IV protected bike lanes.

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begins work on new protected bike lanes in Chinatown Steven Sharp Mon, 09/14/2026. 06:05 With a groundbreaking ceremony on September 11, it's official: construction is underway for a street safety project along the perimeter of Los Angeles State Historic Park in Chinatown. Plans call for removing one vehicle travel lane in each direction to install Class IV protected bike lanes.

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  • Groundbreaking for Alameda-Spring Street bike lanes Gary Leonard "Every day, thousands of Angelenos move through the intersection of Spring and Alameda — heading to Union Station, to the...

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The Spring/Alameda Safety and Mobility Project, which Mayor Bass bills as an element of the City's Capital Infrastructure Program, will span a roughly 1.2-mile stretch of Alameda Street and North Spring Street between Union Station and Wilhardt Street.

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