Visualize the Route
Have a look at the exciting re-imagination of DTLA by Ben Tomimatsu. It creatively illustrates how the proposed Streetcar system could transform our city by
August 19, 2021
See what happens when downtown connects
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LA STREETCAR for VISITING DTLA
LA STREETCAR for VISITING DTLA from Los Angeles Streetcar Inc. on Vimeo. LET’S GET DTLA BACK ON TRACK! The mission of LA Streetcar, Inc., (LASI)
March 27, 2023
LA STREETCAR for ACCESSIBILITY
LA STREETCAR for ACCESSIBILITY from Los Angeles Streetcar Inc. on Vimeo. LET’S GET DTLA BACK ON TRACK! The mission of LA Streetcar, Inc., (LASI) is
March 27, 2023
LA Streetcar:
Ready to
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For the past 15 years, Downtown LA has led the way in helping Angelenos to reimagine their built environment. Together, we’re building a city that is more connected, active, fun, and sustainable than ever before. The LA Streetcar is the next step along that path – and we’re ready to build it today.
A 3.8-mile urban circulator, LA Streetcar will serve as a crucial, quick, and comfortable connector Downtown. Whether it’s Grand Park or Grand Central Market, Ace Hotel or the JW Marriott, one of Broadway’s beautiful historic theaters, or one of countless restaurants, entertainment venues, hotels, offices, modern homes, and historic lofts –we’ll have you covered. And that’s not all. LA Streetcar will also continue the trend of revitalizing Downtown spurring an estimated $1.4 billion in economic development to ensure the region continues to grow and thrive.
LA Streetcar is supported by a broad coalition including residents, property owners, elected officials, labor unions, businesses organizations, environmental groups, and more. We’re ready to connect now, are you?
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Route Map
The LA Streetcar will tie together downtown’s neighborhoods, destinations, and regional transit options. The approximately four-mile line will run frequently, with a train always just around the corner and ready to connect riders to South Park, the Financial District and Historic Core, Grand Park and the Civic Center, the Fashion District, the Convention Center and LA Live, and much more. To learn more about the route, click here.