This is the second step in gathering input for the study. In the previous round, we heard about people’s experiences traveling through the neighborhood and have since collected and analyzed additional data.

To share input now:

- First, toggle through the workshop presentation to learn what we heard from the community and what we found in the data.

- Next, review the 7 toolboxes to see what tools they include and how they relate to the neighborhood’s challenges.

- Finally, use the survey to prioritize the toolboxes by distributing 100 points across the eight options (seven toolbox categories and “No Changes”). You can also share feedback on tools you like, tools that may be missing, or other comments.

Toggle through the presentation from the workshop to learn more about what we heard in the first round and what we found in data analysis...

Now, review the toolboxes to find out what kinds of tools each toolbox contains and how they relate to the current challenges...

Now, use the survey to prioritize the toolboxes by distributing 100 points across the eight options (seven toolbox categories and “No Changes”).

Afterward, you can use the forms below to share feedback on specific tools you like, tools you think are missing, or provide any additional comments.

Please click the link below and complete the toolbox prioritization activity.

The Tri-School Area Mobility Study is an effort to assess the safety and efficiency of mobility in the area surrounding the Tri-Schools.

The study aims to understand the transportation challenges community members face, gather input on potential solutions, and develop improvements that will make the neighborhood’s roadways safer and more comfortable for everyone.

We’re just getting started and want to learn from the mobility experiences of everyone who lives, learns, and travels through the area. The input of the entire Culver City school community, including students and their families across the region, will be essential to the success of this study. After this first round of community engagement and data collection, we will return in the winter with a summary of what we heard and ideas for how these concerns can be addressed.

What improvements are included in this study?

The study is starting with a blank slate. We are currently in the first of three rounds of community input. No specific improvement concepts have been selected. Following this initial outreach phase, the project team will develop a range of possible ideas, which will be shared at upcoming public meetings for review and feedback before any recommendations are developed.

What is the area of the study?

The study is focused on mobility in neighborhoods surrounding Culver City High School, Middle School, and Farragut Elementary School. The area is generally bounded by Culver Boulevard to the north, Overland Avenue to the east, Virginia Avenue to the south, and Sepulveda Boulevard to the west as shown in the map below.

Who is involved in the study?

The City is actively coordinating with all stakeholders, including CCUSD. Throughout this process, the City has been, and will continue, collaborating closely with CCUSD, school leadership, families, and neighborhood residents to explore all possible improvement options, including operational, non-infrastructure, and low-impact infrastructure strategies. This coordination is ongoing and will help ensure that potential concepts reflect the needs and realities of the entire school community.

Will trees be impacted by this study?

Trees will not be removed. The study’s purpose is to assess current mobility conditions and gather community input. It does not propose or assume removal of any street trees or canopy. Maintaining the existing environment, including mature trees, remains a priority.

Thank you to everyone who registered for and attended our first community workshop on March 4th! If you missed this workshop or have additional feedback, please feel free to complete the online engagement activities, which will be open until March 27th.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the first round of engagement! We look forward to sharing what we learned as part of the next round of engagement in late Winter 2026.

This engagement activity is the first step in gathering information for the mobility study. To kick off the project, we want to learn from the experiences of all who live, learn, work, and travel to and through the neighborhood.

Please join us in answering these questions:

1. How do you currently travel through the neighborhood?

2. What challenges do you experience when moving through the neighborhood?

3. What is working well in the neighborhood?

Traffic data was collected for this project in December 2025. Turning movement count data can also be viewed on the map at this website: https://culvercityca.data-point.io/