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Connecting Inglewood, Today and Tomorrow 

A plan to improve mobility, support residents and businesses, and build a more connected community. For Inglewood, by Inglewood.

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The Inglewood Transit Connector (ITC) At A Glance 

The ITC is built on community input, rooted in local goals. The rephased plan is designed to deliver benefits to residents and businesses in advance of the 2028 Olympics while preserving options for future transit growth.  

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Key Elements of the Rephased ITC Plan 

The ITC is made up of elements that work together to enable safe, effective transit. These include enhanced bus routes, pedestrian improvements, electric vehicle charging, bike amenities, and mobility hubs, which are one-stop connection points that bring together transit, parking, biking, and pedestrian amenities.  

Use the tabs below to explore the interactive ITC map and explore the different elements that make up the ITC plan.  

Rooted in
Community Goals 

The ITC Program reflects the City’s commitment to an inclusive future—one that prioritizes connectivity, access, and quality of life for all residents. Through community engagement, thoughtful design, and smart partnerships, the project will deliver benefits that support the residents and businesses that make Inglewood, Inglewood. 
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Investing in Inglewood 

The ITC lifts up what’s vibrant in Inglewood, investing in Market Street and in improvements that make our community easier to navigate. These improvements will strengthen the economic health of the city we love.  

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The ITC’s Impact in Numbers

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Learn More About How the Plan Benefits the Region
We are here to honor our city’s rich history, build on our economic uplift achieved over the last decade, and to continue to create a future where every resident and business owner thrives in our city.”
Mayor James T. Butts
Mayor James T. Butts
I am so excited about this new direction that the ITC project is taking and the benefits that will come thanks to the improvements to the city’s transit system. The families in our program rely on transportation in their daily lives, and residents as well as visitors will all benefit from this project for many years to come."
Ricardo Rosales HomeLight Family Living
Ricardo Rosales
Making a transit system that allows a better flow into the city will benefit small businesses like mine, making it easier for residents and visitors to get around on event days and non-event days. This plan reflects what we shared from the beginning of this project. Inglewood needs traffic relief, walkable neighborhoods, and a stronger downtown."
Steve Cotton Inglewood Clothing Store
Steve Cotton
The ITC will help bring life back to Market Street. It will foster walkable and livable communities. This can lead to more foot traffic on Market Street bringing more business to a small business owner like me."
Marianna NdiayeBody Butter Lady
The ITC is an exciting and essential step forward. It will bring a host of visitors into Inglewood to dine, shop and enjoy our vibrant entertainment district."
Cheryl Shaw WilliamsResident/Block Club Captain
The Phase 1 improvements will energize our historic downtown Market Street, sparking even better programming. Our beloved city needs to reflect all the positive changes that have come thanks to our great leadership, and this project can make all that happen."
Owen Smith The Miracle Theatre Inglewood
This project reinforces Inglewood’s status as a premier destination city—a hub for entertainment, sports, and innovation. Major infrastructure investments like the ITC attract additional private and public sector development. The ITC will be a visible sign of Inglewood’s forward momentum and urban renaissance."
Halimah GinyardInglewood Airport Area Chamber of Commerce
I see the Inglewood Transit Connector as a vital step toward building a more connected, accessible, and inclusive city. Public transportation is essential to creating a more walkable city where our students can travel safely and enjoy the new amenities Inglewood has to offer."
Ernesto Castillo Inglewood Unified School District Board Member and Lifelong Inglewood resident
Improved public transit means more access for our customers—whether they’re locals or visitors coming to enjoy events at SoFi Stadium, the Forum, or the new Intuit Dome."
Geraldo Lopez Owner of Lalo’s Grill
We’re proud to be a Black- and woman-owned restaurant serving the heart of Inglewood from our kitchen on Market Street. We’re grateful for every person who walks through our doors, and we believe projects like the Inglewood Transit Connector can help more of our neighbors and visitors discover and support local businesses."
Keokia ChildressKeokia's Kitchen