The DTLA Wayfinder and Transit Amenities ProjectIs Looking for Your Input
The DTLA Wayfinding and Transit Amenities Project is a community-driven initiative led by the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council (DLANC) in partnership with StreetsLA and LANI (Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative). The project focuses on key transportation corridors in downtown Los Angeles including Flower Street, Grand Avenue, and Olive Street and is proposing 20 new interactive wayfinding kiosks, 20 bus shelter wraps, 12 urban gateway panels, and sidewalk and electrical upgrades in the project area with a goal of enhancing the travel experience of workers, residents, and transit riders to major destinations and future LA 2028 Olympic/Paralympic venues. The project will be funded through Metro ExpressLanes Net Toll Revenue.
More information and the full public presentation on the project is available on the DLANC website using this link:
https://dlanc.com/2026/09/14/dtla-wayfinding-transit-amenities-project-survey/
At this link you will also find a link to the DTLA Wayfinding Survey where you can express your ideas and share your feedback on where the amenities should be located, neighborhood identity and design elements, and content for digital screens, including wayfinding information, public service announcements, and art.
This is an exciting project that will improve the DTLA experience, now and in the future. DLANC welcomes your participation!
By: John Nilsson