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Traffic Reduction Study

Exploring how congestion pricing and improved transportation options could reduce traffic, improve access, and benefit communities across Los Angeles County.

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Current Phase

Planning

Estimated Project Completion

2028

Metro’s Traffic Reduction Study explores how pricing strategies and better transportation options can reduce congestion, improve safety, lower emissions, and reinvest in communities. Recommendations include managing travel demand, expanding mobility options, and supporting low-income drivers.

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See What's Being Considered

Check out Metro’s Traffic Reduction Study fact sheet to learn about new approaches the agency is exploring to ease congestion and improve mobility across the region.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Traffic Reduction Study?

A study exploring how congestion pricing and improved transit options can reduce traffic, improve safety, and reinvest in communities.

What are the study’s goals?

To reduce congestion, improve access, lower emissions, enhance safety, and prioritize equity.

How will low-income drivers be supported?

Potential programs include discounts, credits, and subsidies, alongside expanded mobility options.

Which areas are being studied?

Pilot concepts focus on Downtown LA, the I-10 corridor, and the Santa Monica Mountains.

How is equity addressed?

Metro is engaging underserved communities and ensuring investments benefit those most impacted.

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Got questions or ideas? Our project team is here to listen.

Our team is here to support your questions and help you understand what this work means for your community. We welcome your questions and ideas as we explore early concepts and community priorities.

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