The Pedway, L.A.'s Forgotten Bridge Network | Transiting Los Angeles
In Downtown Los Angeles is a network of pedestrian bridges that seem very out of place. Why were these built, what were they for, and what can you find on them today? Pedway guide on Transiting Los Angeles: https://transitinglosangeles.com/2022... People mover videos: • The Jacksonville Skyway: A Failed Transit ... • See Detroit for 75¢! Riding the People Mover • Exploring the Miami Metromover: A Great Do... People mover renderings are from the Final Environmental Impact Statement, Los Angeles Downtown People Mover Project, June 1980, courtesy of the Metro Transportation Library and Archive https://libraryarchives.metro.net/dpg...
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