Culver City Your Way
Overview
Culver City is improving the way you move around your neighborhood, city, and the surrounding region by planning for more safe and convenient options to get around.
We need your help as Culver City embarks on an exciting journey to develop a plan to improve Culver CityBus service, as well as the connections you make every day. Culver City Your Way is our approach to identify ways to meet today’s mobility needs by evaluating the city’s current transportation options, identifying gaps, and uncovering ways to improve. The end goal for the Culver City Your Way initiative is our Comprehensive Mobility Services Plan (CMSP), which will help guide the City’s transportation policies for the future.
Guided by feedback from the community, riders, and stakeholders, the plan will outline strategies to boost ridership and enhance the overall customer experience for current and future riders. The new plan will bring together all of Culver City’s mobility planning into one clear, unified vision.
Read more about the initial proposals unveiled in November 2025
If there are proposals you are excited about, think can be improved, or there are concepts you would like see explored, please reach out to us using the contact information below. The project’s goal is to enhance our existing mobility and fixed-route bus services while exploring innovative solutions to:
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Expand attractive and sustainable travel options as an alternative to driving |
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Manage transportation demand and mitigate congestion |
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Enhance connectivity and integration amongst the City’s mobility services |
Timeline
Phase 1: Mobility Demand Analysis & Community Visioning (Fall 2024 – Spring 2025)
Phase 2: Culver CityBus Line-by-Line System Analysis (Spring 2025 – Winter 2025/2026)
Phase 3: Complete the Comprehensive Mobility Services Plan (Summer 2026)
Get Involved
Learn more about the planning process and participate in our public meetings. There will be opportunities to share your input. Together we can improve how you move!
Upcoming Events
We do not have any planned upcoming Town Halls. Please see the information below on past events and stay connected with us through the contact information below to learn about future ways to engage with the project.
Previous Events
We held our Phase I Town Hall on March 13 and Phase II Town Halls on November 5, and November 12, 2025. Thank you all for attending. For more information on each meeting, please see below.
Thursday, March 13, 2025
To watch the recordings of the virtual Town Hall held on March 13, 2025, please click the links below:
Wednesday, November 5 & 12, 2025
To watch the recordings of the virtual Town Hall held on November 5, 2025, please click the links below:
You can also view the slideshow decks from the November 5 and November 12, 2025 Town Halls by clicking on the links below:
Stay Connected
Please reach out to us if you have any questions or feedback:
Project Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Comprehensive Mobility Services Plan?
The Comprehensive Mobility Services Plan (CMSP) aims to bring together several planning efforts, such as the Culver City 2045 General Plan Mobility Element, the Short-Range Mobility Plan, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, and others, into one cohesive plan to manage all types of mobility and movement in the Culver CityBus service area.
The CMSP will analyze Culver City’s existing transportation network, identify gaps and challenges, and explore innovative solutions to improve how you move.
Where can I submit a comment or question?
You can provide input on our community survey or send us a comment via email to ccyourway@culvercity.org.
Where can I find trip planning on Culver CityBus?
To plan your trip, find real-time bus arrival information, or to sign up to receive service alerts, visit Next CC Bus. For more information on Culver CityBus routes, bus stops, or schedules, visit Bus Schedules.
Is Culver CityBus part of the LA Metro system?
No, while Culver CityBus receives funding from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro), the service is operated by the City of Culver City’s Transportation Department.
Can I pay for my fare on Culver CityBus with a TAP Card?
Yes, riders can use cash or TAP (with either a physical card or smartphone) to pay on Culver CityBus. For information about fareless or reduced fare programs for students, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, visit Fares.
Where can I find information on the MOVE Culver City Project?
Visit Move Culver City for more information and to sign up to receive project updates.
Where can I find information on the Sepulveda Connects Project?
Visit the Sepulveda Connects Project Websitefor more information and to sign up to receive project updates.
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