The LADOT Technology Action Plan (TAP) outlines how the City’s strategy is executed and is a guiding document which represents how LADOT views the future of transportation and its role within that future. This approach also aligns with the mobility frameworks established in the Mobility Plan 2035, NACTO’s Blueprint for Autonomous Urbanism, and the principles for Transportation Happiness. This document outlines LADOT’s toolbox to manage and invest in technologies that help us meet the goals presented in the Mayor’s Sustainable City pLAn, The City’s’s Vision Zero plan, and LADOT’s Strategic Plan.
Published in 2016, Urban Mobility in a Digital Age is LADOT’s Transportation Technology Strategy. Will these new regulations be final, or will there be new changes coming at a future time? LADOT is creating a model for success by modernizing taxi services in LA and elevating taxis in the eyes of Angelenos. The reforms allow taxis to be part of a universal dispatch system, relax trade dress requirements, expedite onboarding, and provide other enhancements such as TNC-like upfront fare setting. Reforms will allow taxi companies and drivers to be more nimble by givingOperators greater flexibility in managing their business.Reforms will also encourage innovation by structuring regulations in a way that allows the Operator to try new things as long as the LADOT’s goals around safety, equity, accessibility and sustainability are met.įurthermore, the new system helps level the playing field between taxis and their competitors, making the change worth it.
Reforms are necessary to make the taxi industry more competitive and ensure that taxis continue to operate in the future.For the last five years, the taxi market share has been suffering from TNC competition.
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