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THE 7TH STREET STREETSCAPE

Building a Safer Street For All, From Figueroa Street to San Pedro Street

In April 2022, the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering, in partnership with Council District 14, is beginning a $12 million multimodal transportation project to add pedestrian and bicyclist safety improvements, including pedestrian lighting, bus islands, and trees, to Downtown LA’s 7th Street between Figueroa Street to San Pedro Street. Construction will begin at San Pedro Street and continue westward.

First planned in 2015 as part of the “Envisioning 7th  Street” process, Council District 14, City staff, and the design team worked closely with community and business leaders to develop plans for a more beautiful and functional 7th Street, transforming it into a new boulevard that will safely serve pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users! 

Project goals:

  • To improve the pedestrian experience.
  • To improve bicycling connectivity and safety. 
  • To improve the transit experience for riders and operators. 

Stakeholder & Community Meetings

All are welcome to attend the next meeting, which will be hosted on Zoom.

Virtual Construction Update Community Meeting

Previous Community Meetings

Through community input and technical evaluation, this thriving neighborhood and commercial corridor has been designed to allow safety improvements and additional amenities including:

  • New protected “cycle track” bike lanes 
  • Sidewalk improvements, including ADA enhancements
  • New pedestrian lighting in the parkways
  • Well-lit transit “islands,” for safer places to wait for transit
  • New pavement and lane striping
  • New street trees 
  • Micro-mobility stations for safer access to bike and scooter share and bike racks

The 7th Street Streetscape offers a new beginning for a historic street with a goal of delivering a better quality of life for pedestrians, cyclists, residents, businesses, and motorists.

Construction Schedule: Click here

Contact Us

If you'd like to be on the email list to receive construction updates, please email Kayla Peji at Kayla.Peji@lacity.org.

City of Los Angeles Public, Department of Public Works, Public Affairs Office, (213) 978-0333