Los Angeles is often called a car-centric city due to its heavy reliance on vehicles. As traffic congestion grows, conversations about urban design are changing. The city’s layout and infrastructure affect commutes, the environment, and public health. With challenges like air pollution and poor land use, rethinking urban planning creates new possibilities. Car-free spaces can strengthen community connections and help local businesses. Focusing on walkable and bike-friendly areas emphasizes accessible, socially engaging design. Mixed-use developments,…