The Beverly Hills City Council unanimously adopted the Complete Streets Plan at its April 20 Regular Meeting. The move came after years of meetings, plan development, and community outreach. The final Complete Streets Plan provides a holistic set of guidelines for modernizing transportation in the city. As discussed at the meeting, the plan seeks to transform Beverly Hills from an auto-centric city to “one that embraces all modes of travel, reduces vehicle trips on our streets, and can be truly considered a world class bicycling city.
“The ultimate goal of Complete Streets is to have a connected street system that balances the needs of all people using those streets. There is no one size fits all approach,” said Transportation Planner Jessie Holzer.
