Ballona Creek Bike Path Extension Project Ballona Creek Bike Path Extension Project proposed by Streets for All.
Ballona Creek Bike Path Sustainability and Accessibility Project Public Works Ballona Creek Bike Path Sustainability and Accessibility Project.
Better Overland Project The Better Overland Project is a Public Works Department project that includes a variety of bicycle & pedestrian improvements on Overland Ave, such as painted curb extensions, protected bike lanes, and more.
Complete Streets Design Standards The City's Complete Streets Design Standards ensure that future investment within the City’s public right-of-way is safe, sustainable, and universally accessible.
Connect Culver Blvd Connect Culver Blvd is an active transportation project brought to you by the Public Works Department. When constructed, it will create a continuous bikeway corridor along the entire length of Culver Blvd in Culver City.
Culver Boulevard Realignment and Urban Runoff and Stormwater Project The project is a continuation of the widening of Culver Blvd and will resolve traffic issues and improve pedestrian safety along the stretch of Culver Blvd between Elenda St on the east and Sepulveda Blvd on the west. The Urban Runoff and Retention Project will retain and reuse captured urban run-off.
Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) The following procedures have been established as the City's NTMP process by the City Council effective November 22, 2004.
Open House Listening Workshop for Tri-School Area Mobility Study Culver City is exploring ways to improve circulation and safety in the Tri-School Area. As a first step, we are hosting a workshop to learn about the experiences of residents, students, families, and everyone who travels through the neighborhood.
Rancho Higuera Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) Phase 2 The Rancho Higuera Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) Phase 2 is a Public Works Department active transportation project that will study and recommend new or modifications to traffic calming measures.
Robertson Blvd Complete Street Project The Robertson Blvd Complete Street Project will implement pedestrian, bike, and bus improvements on Robertson Blvd between Venice Blvd and Washington Blvd.
Safe Routes to School Signing & Striping Project Installation of pedestrian and bicycle enhancements in the areas around El Marino Elementary School, El Rincon Elementary School, and the Tri School Complex in accordance with the Culver City’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan.
Safer Fox Hills The Safer Fox Hills Project is a Public Works Department project that proposes new crosswalks, protected bike lanes, and other roadway improvements in the Fox Hills neighborhood.
Better Overland Project The Better Overland Project is a Public Works Department project that includes a variety of bicycle & pedestrian improvements on Overland Ave, such as painted curb extensions, protected bike lanes, and more.
Complete Streets Design Standards The City's Complete Streets Design Standards ensure that future investment within the City’s public right-of-way is safe, sustainable, and universally accessible.
Connect Culver Blvd Connect Culver Blvd is an active transportation project brought to you by the Public Works Department. When constructed, it will create a continuous bikeway corridor along the entire length of Culver Blvd in Culver City.
Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) The following procedures have been established as the City's NTMP process by the City Council effective November 22, 2004.
Open House Listening Workshop for Tri-School Area Mobility Study Culver City is exploring ways to improve circulation and safety in the Tri-School Area. As a first step, we are hosting a workshop to learn about the experiences of residents, students, families, and everyone who travels through the neighborhood.
Rancho Higuera Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) Phase 2 The Rancho Higuera Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) Phase 2 is a Public Works Department active transportation project that will study and recommend new or modifications to traffic calming measures.
Robertson Blvd Complete Street Project The Robertson Blvd Complete Street Project will implement pedestrian, bike, and bus improvements on Robertson Blvd between Venice Blvd and Washington Blvd.
Safer Fox Hills The Safer Fox Hills Project is a Public Works Department project that proposes new crosswalks, protected bike lanes, and other roadway improvements in the Fox Hills neighborhood.
Transit Oriented Development Visioning Plan Completed in 2017, the Culver City Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Visioning Study and Recommendations center on re-focusing mobility planning in the TOD area to include multiple modes – pedestrians, transit, and bikes, in addition to automobile traffic, which has historically guided mobility planning.