Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Walking

Activist group Sustainable SGV leads a community walk on Fremont Avenue. Credit: Chris Greenspon/Streetsblog

Alhambra Locals Sound Off on Dangers for Kids Walking on Fremont Ave

By Chris Greenspon | Sep 19, 2022 | No Comments

The Sustainable SGV Coalition brought residents together for a brainstorm to make walking to Fremont Elementary safer for students

Barcelona is a great place to get around on foot, bike, and transit. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Some Urban Observations from My Barcelona Vacation

By Joe Linton | Jul 7, 2022 | No Comments

Barcelona is the most walkable, most transit-oriented, and most bikeable place I've ever been to. Great transit, bikeways, walk streets and more!

Don’t Read These News Briefs Until After You Vote

By Joe Linton | Jun 7, 2022 | No Comments

Vote, VOTE, Vote - and DIY crosswalks, somewhat slow streets, Pasadena's new scramble, give input for DTLA mobility plan

Mini-roundabout at Willoughby and Curson Avenues in West Hollywood. Photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Eyes on the Street: West Hollywood’s Pilot Willoughby Neighborhood Greenway

By Joe Linton | May 31, 2022 | No Comments

West Hollywood's pilot Willoughby Neighborhood Greenway is a decent step in a healthy livable direction, but its effectiveness has been undermined by scofflaw drivers

A map of the 10 priority corridors in the City of Pasadena's draft pedestrian plan, high priority crossings and other priority corridors. The areas in blue represent street segments that, according to the plan, would have the greatest impact. Areas with red dots represent high priority crossings that would have the greatest impact if improved. Image: City of Pasadena

Draft Pasadena Pedestrian Plan Public Feedback Period Ends, to Head to City Council Soon

By Kristopher Fortin | Feb 4, 2022 | No Comments

The 'Pasadena Walks!' plan identifies 10 high priority corridors, multiple high priority crossings and multiple secondary corridors

Controller Galperin's audit offers ways to make L.A.'s sidewalk repair efforts more effective. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Controller Galperin Finds L.A. City Sidewalk Repair Program in Need of Reforms

By Joe Linton | Nov 17, 2021 | No Comments

There are 50,000 reported sidewalk problems that haven’t been addressed

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