Los Angeles 2028 Olympics transportation and housing plans
Los Angeles 2028 organizers plan to promote public transportation and remote working to alleviate traffic congestion during the Olympics. The city aims to replicate the success of the 1984 Olympics by encouraging alternative transportation methods and addressing homelessness.
Key Points
- The 'No Car Games' initiative aims to promote public transportation and remote working
- Los Angeles plans to house its homeless population before the Olympics
- Lessons learned from the 1984 Olympics and Covid-19 will inform the city's approach
Pros
- Promoting public transportation can reduce traffic congestion
- Encouraging remote working can help alleviate rush hour congestion
- Addressing homelessness in the city is a positive initiative
Cons
- Borrowing 3,000 buses may pose logistical challenges
- Enforcing a 'No Car Games' policy may inconvenience some attendees