SURVEYS, MAPS, AND MORE

Attendees moved through a series of facilitated discussion stations featuring maps, surveys, comment boards, and interactive exercises. Conversations focused on what residents believe is working well today, where service gaps remain, and what improvements would make the biggest difference in daily life.

WHAT ABOUT IRIDE?

A major topic throughout the evening was iRide and other neighborhood circulation services. Residents shared feedback on service reliability, accessibility, frequency, and desired destinations, while also discussing broader concerns around first- and last-mile connections, short local trips, and transportation options for seniors, students, workers, and families.

EVERYDAY and EVENT DAY

The workshop reinforced a central message guiding the City’s mobility planning efforts: transportation improvements are not only about supporting major events, but also about improving everyday quality of life, neighborhood access, and local circulation for Inglewood residents.

TAKE THE SURVEY!

Participants and the general public has also been encouraged to complete a survey to gather broader community input on travel patterns, transportation barriers, desired improvements, and interest in new mobility options. Survey findings will be compiled to help inform future transit planning efforts and potential pilot programs.

If you missed the workshop, you can still complete the survey below.