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Community groups tell Transportation Committee BlueLA car‑share expansion is at risk
Summary
Speakers at the Transportation Committee's public‑comment period urged the mayor and council to intervene to preserve BlueLA stations, charging points and vehicles, saying LADOT and Blink Mobility have mismanaged funds earmarked for the program.
Three speakers during public comment urged the Transportation Committee to act after they said the city is at risk of losing BlueLA car‑share stations and electric vehicle chargers that serve low‑income and frontline communities.
"Los Angeles is on the verge of losing critical mobility infrastructure. 40 Blue LA stations, 200 public charging points, and 150 electric vehicles are at the point of being lost to serving thousands of low income residents in frontline communities," said Anaya Ann Mendoza of People for…
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