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Preliminary Results of Miracle Mile Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation Plan
Preliminary Results of Miracle Mile Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation Plan In October 2014 the Miracle Mile Residential Association [MMRA] commissioned a “Neighborhood Traffic Mitigation Plan” of the Miracle Mile. The MMRA selected Gibson Transportation Consulting, Inc. to prepare a comprehensive study … Continue reading
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Tagged 8th Street, Ben Seinfeld, Fairfax Avenue, Gibson Transportation Consulting, James O'Sullivan, La Brea Avenue, LADOT, Los Angeles Department of Transportation, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Patrick Gibson, Purple Line Subway Extension, subway construction, Tom Labonge, traffic, traffic mitigation, traffic plan, Wilshire Bus Rapid Transit
MMRA Meets with Metro • Seeks to Shift Nighttime Utility Relocations to Daytime Hours
MMRA Meets with Metro Seeks to Shift Nighttime Utility Relocations to Daytime Hours Miracle Mile Residential Association President James O’Sullivan and Vice President Ken Hixon met with representatives of Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation [LADOT] on … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairfax and Wilshire, Fairfax Avenue, Fairfax subway station, James O'Sullivan, Kasey Shuda, La Brea, La Brea subway station, LADOT, Los Angeles Department of Transportation, Los Angeles Police Commission, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Noise Ordinances, overnight work, petition campaign, Purple Line Subway Extension, Sleepless in the Miracle Mile, subway construction, Utility Relocations, Wilshire Blvd, Wilshire Boulevard, work hours exemptions
Miracle Mile Bike News:
CicLAvia Returns to the Miracle Mile Sunday • April 6th On Sunday, April 6th, CicLAvia repeats its Iconic Wilshire Boulevard route from downtown to the Miracle Mile. The popular car-free event allows people to explore the sights along Wilshire by foot, bike, or … Continue reading
