Los Angeles' Car Culture Reshapes

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Could bike lanes reshape car-crazy Los Angeles?

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Los Angeles is known for its never-ending sprawl, and its traffic jams.

Voters in 2024 overwhelmingly supported a ballot measure to require the city to build more bike lanes and more walkable, livable spaces in Los Angeles .

Only about 7% of Angelenos take transit to work, according to Neighborhood Data for Social Change .

Mayor Bass said she's hopeful President-elect Trump will be supportive despite his frequent tensions with other California political leaders.

Many Angelenos rely on mass transit to get to work and school, many others who live here have never taken a bus or ventured underground to the subway.

But many locals think the idea of a car-free Games is absurd.

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