City of Redondo Beach, CA
08/28/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/28/2026 12:23
Local Travel Network in Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach is part of the South Bay Local Travel Network (LTN), a regional system of safe, low-speed streets designed for micromobility, including e-bikes, scooters, Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVs), and pedal bikes. Routes are marked with the recognizable"Rolling Turtle" signage, helping residents travel between neighborhoods, parks, schools, and transit connections throughout the South Bay. Click here to access the Redondo Beach LTN Map.
The City of Redondo Beach supports the LTN through its Engineering Services Department, which is dedicated to building a multimodal transportation network that improves safety, accessibility, and mobility for all roadway users.
Key projects contributing to the LTN include:
The City of Redondo Beach supports the LTN through its Engineering Services Department, which is dedicated to building a multimodal transportation network that improves safety, accessibility, and mobility for all roadway users.
Key projects contributing to the LTN include:
- Redondo Beach Blvd Active Transportation Corridor, improving bike and micromobility access with enhanced crossings and route options. [redondo.org]
- North Redondo Bikeway Extension, expanding bike lanes and strengthening connectivity within the city and to regional LTN routes.
These efforts enhance local mobility, support sustainable travel, and integrate Redondo Beach into the broader low-speed network.
To explore Redondo Beach's micromobility resources and project, visit the City's Biking & Micromobility page.
For more information about the LTN, including maps, updates, and the regional vision, visit the South Bay Cities Council of Governments LTN page.To explore Redondo Beach's micromobility resources and project, visit the City's Biking & Micromobility page.
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