Inglewood Starts Building Its Downtown Transit Hubs for 2028
City of Inglewood
DELAYED9 months late40% CONFIDENCEThe City's release says only "Construction begins this fall," so the pin uses the start of that autumn.[1]
The rephased Inglewood Transit Connector begins with three mobility hubs holding more than 1,000 parking stalls, event-day bus lanes, a rebuilt Market Street and a pedestrian bridge over Florence Avenue to the Metro K Line station, all due by 2028. The automated people mover it grew out of is deferred, with the right-of-way preserved at Market and Manchester.
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