There are always waits - especially for drivers & for transit - when lots of people exit at the same time at the end of a large sporting event. This will be the same. I don't have specific detail answers to your question - you might look up the LAART website to see what they say.

And if you don't know about the much-needed Union Station run-through-tracks and don't have much time, just watch this 1-minute video explainer bsky.app/profile/stre...

If you're new to this "Link US" Union Station project - here's my explainer on how Vernon got in the mix la.streetsblog.org/2025/10/17/l...

~4 years after the earmark was approved, the Board of Public Works approved $570K to design/engineer this river path project.

This project will build a new bike/walk undercrossing below the Colorado Street on/off-ramps for the 5 Freeway. It was funded via a 2021 $5M state budget earmark from then Assemblymember Laura Friedman cal.streetsblog.org/2021/09/30/a...

See the staff report by clicking on "download" on item 1 in this BPW agenda dpwlacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeti...

Today, the Board of Public Works is approving another ~$18+M to try to finish the 6th Street PARC.

The 6th Street bridge and then the park have had some cost overruns. In 2024, Metro and L.A. City shifted canceled-710 Freeway funds to fill a $2M shortfall. See end of this post la.streetsblog.org/2024/07/25/j...

Here are some photos of the PARC construction under the 6th Street Viaduct la.streetsblog.org/2025/01/27/e...

Also on today's Public Works agenda: the 6th Street Viaduct - though not the bridge itself but "Budget Shortfalls" for the "PARC" project under it

Personally, I hate the crap ped-killer design *and* I am worried about the city f-ing up another beautiful historic L.A. River bridge (completed 1927). Here's a photo from c. 1950s

Today Bd of Public Works is set to approve a $209M construction contract for re-doing the Glendale-Hyperion Bridge... with one sidewalk.

Briefly... Glendale-Hyperion Bridge was a huge fight c. 2010-2015. Advocates' outrageous demand: two sidewalks (& bike lanes). Ultimately the city approved a crap ped-killer single sidewalk design. la.streetsblog.org/2015/06/09/w...

If all goes smoothly with bids, contracts, construction, etc. the 4th/New Hampshire intersection will soon look like this LADOT rendering:

The next day after scraping, the city painted its own official crosswalks - and to the city LADOT's credit - the city went a bit above just restriping, adding a "quick-build" mini-traffic-circle la.streetsblog.org/2025/11/14/f...

The community forced the city's hand - by painting its own crosswalks there - organized by the @crosswalksla.bsky.social. The city scraped away the guerilla crosswalks this month. la.streetsblog.org/2025/11/12/c...

This project was funded in 2011... then the city essentially waited more than a decade until driver killed a kid - Nadir Gavarrete - there, before the city would move forward with a project that slightly inconveniences drivers la.streetsblog.org/2025/08/04/a...

Full BPW agenda is here: dpwlacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeti... (click "download" boxes for staff reports)