CicLAvia Takes Over LA
1209 E 6th St, Central City East, Los Angeles
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- CicLAvia—Heart of LA event is taking place, converting Los Angeles streets into car-free zones for cyclists and pedestrians from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Timeline
Motorists should expect temporary street closures and traffic restrictions along the designated route throughout the event.
No designated start or finish line, and participants can join the route at their convenience.
The free, all-ages event encourages participants to explore neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District.
The event, presented by Metro, includes the 6th Street Viaduct, letting participants cross the bridge without vehicle traffic.
CicLAvia—Heart of LA is underway today, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., transforming miles of Los Angeles streets into car-free spaces for cyclists, pedestrians, skaters, and families.
Incident reported at 1209 E 6th St.
Motorists should expect temporary street closures and traffic restrictions along the designated route throughout the event.
No designated start or finish line, and participants can join the route at their convenience.
The free, all-ages event encourages participants to explore neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District.
The event, presented by Metro, includes the 6th Street Viaduct, letting participants cross the bridge without vehicle traffic.
CicLAvia—Heart of LA is underway today, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., transforming miles of Los Angeles streets into car-free spaces for cyclists, pedestrians, skaters, and families.
Incident reported at 1209 E 6th St.
Motorists should expect temporary street closures and traffic restrictions along the designated route throughout the event.
No designated start or finish line, and participants can join the route at their convenience.
The free, all-ages event encourages participants to explore neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District.
The event, presented by Metro, includes the 6th Street Viaduct, letting participants cross the bridge without vehicle traffic.
CicLAvia—Heart of LA is underway today, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., transforming miles of Los Angeles streets into car-free spaces for cyclists, pedestrians, skaters, and families.
Incident reported at 1209 E 6th St.
Motorists should expect temporary street closures and traffic restrictions along the designated route throughout the event.
No designated start or finish line, and participants can join the route at their convenience.
The free, all-ages event encourages participants to explore neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District.
The event, presented by Metro, includes the 6th Street Viaduct, letting participants cross the bridge without vehicle traffic.
CicLAvia—Heart of LA is underway today, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., transforming miles of Los Angeles streets into car-free spaces for cyclists, pedestrians, skaters, and families.
Incident reported at 1209 E 6th St.
Motorists should expect temporary street closures and traffic restrictions along the designated route throughout the event.
No designated start or finish line, and participants can join the route at their convenience.
The free, all-ages event encourages participants to explore neighborhoods including Boyle Heights, Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District.
The event, presented by Metro, includes the 6th Street Viaduct, letting participants cross the bridge without vehicle traffic.
CicLAvia—Heart of LA is underway today, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., transforming miles of Los Angeles streets into car-free spaces for cyclists, pedestrians, skaters, and families.
Incident reported at 1209 E 6th St.
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People that are mad are just miserable
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and yall are blaming individuals when obviously the city is who okay’d this. if you’re mad about marathons being ran in your city, go do something about it. otherwise it literally doesn’t hurt you or benefit you. oh a couple minutes of your time in traffic??? so horrible.
Everyone in this chat soft as baby feet
People that are mad are just miserable
Call ice
and yall are blaming individuals when obviously the city is who okay’d this. if you’re mad about marathons being ran in your city, go do something about it. otherwise it literally doesn’t hurt you or benefit you. oh a couple minutes of your time in traffic??? so horrible.
Everyone in this chat soft as baby feet
People that are mad are just miserable
Call ice
and yall are blaming individuals when obviously the city is who okay’d this. if you’re mad about marathons being ran in your city, go do something about it. otherwise it literally doesn’t hurt you or benefit you. oh a couple minutes of your time in traffic??? so horrible.
Everyone in this chat soft as baby feet
People that are mad are just miserable
Call ice
and yall are blaming individuals when obviously the city is who okay’d this. if you’re mad about marathons being ran in your city, go do something about it. otherwise it literally doesn’t hurt you or benefit you. oh a couple minutes of your time in traffic??? so horrible.
Everyone in this chat soft as baby feet
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People that are mad are just miserable
Call ice
and yall are blaming individuals when obviously the city is who okay’d this. if you’re mad about marathons being ran in your city, go do something about it. otherwise it literally doesn’t hurt you or benefit you. oh a couple minutes of your time in traffic??? so horrible.
Everyone in this chat soft as baby feet