To inquire about the feasibility of deploying traffic control devices to address recurrent problems of speeding traffic on residential streets contact the Transportation District Office serving the geographical area where the service is desired. Use the "My Neighborhood" feature on the ... (see full description)
Owners or drivers of vehicles causing damage to traffic signals, traffic signs, parking meters, and other traffic control devices or property are responsible for the cost of repair or replacement. The LADOT Bureau of Accounting is responsible for billing the drivers, owners or insurance companies.
Administer railroad franchises; review, bill, and collect franchise fees; tracking railroad crossing facilities.
General information for employment opportunities as a crossing guard. To request crossing guard services, please contact your local council office.
Approximately 1,200 special events take place within the City of Los Angeles each year. The Department of Transportation posts temporary parking restrictions at many of the events, and assigns personnel to close streets and/or direct traffic at about 600 events each year. Because of the large number ... (see full description)
Provide traffic control services for community special events within the City of Los Angeles.
Speed Zone Surveys are conducted for the purpose of establishing speed limits on City streets to be used by LAPD for radar enforcement. Once approved they are valid for a seven year period and can be extended by three years if there has been no significant change on the street. Requests for copies ... (see full description)
Public access to Traffic Accident History Reports. Reports are for specific intersections and are provided for the dates specified by the requestor. Requests for copies of these designs and records may be obtained by contacting the Traffic Records Unit at (213)972-5060. The required fees for any and ... (see full description)
Request for traffic control from parking enforcement, or to enforce parking restriction violations.
The Department of Transportation prepares, designs and maintains records of the various traffic control devices under its jurisdiction. Information can be provided on the installation and maintenance history of the device, and on its design and operation. Requests for copies of these designs and ... (see full description)
Traffic Counts are available for various locations in the City of Los Angeles. Automatic Counts are provided in 24-hour increments. Manual Counts are provided for intersections and includes all movements for cars, trucks, buses and pedestrians. Requests for copies of these designs and records may be ... (see full description)
Certain designated areas of the City (Central City, Ventura Corridor, Warner Center, Westwood/WLA and LAX Coastal Corridor)require DOT approvals of building permits that change the existing use. In some instances, Traffic Impact Fees may be due. DOT staff are available at local offices to provide ... (see full description)
