A new raft of plans to get 100,000 cars off the roads in the next five years contains one amazing, only-in-L.A. proposal: adding almost 10,000 cars. A new report from the nonprofit Shared-Use Mobility Center envisions, among many other sensible ideas, adding 8,400 cars to the city’s car-share programs. The report, which says that L.A. is “becoming one of the leading centers of transportation innovation in the U.S.,” and that it is also “a testing…
L.A. could remove 100,000 cars over five years . . . By adding more cars?
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