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The Committee approved multiple LADOT reports and motions covering parking meter payments and zones, parking fee schedules and citation study updates, wider bike lanes for emergency vehicles, procurement improvements, QR codes on signage, targeted advertising on DASH buses, and a weekend car-free 6th Street pilot; the Automated Speed Enforcement work plan was approved as amended, one report on parking fines and fees was continued, and the 2028 Olympic transportation update was provided for information only.
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The Committee voted to move forward on a range of transportation changes that could affect parking, biking, and street use. Expect standardized payment options and revised parking meter zones and fees, a pilot closing part of 6th Street to cars on weekends, wider bike lanes to fit emergency vehicles, added QR codes on signs, and targeted ads on Community DASH buses. The city also approved an updated work plan for automated speed enforcement (speed cameras) with amendments. A separate LADOT overview of parking fines and fees was continued for further review, and the Olympic transportation update was informational only.
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