By Catherine Sweeney Los Angeles City Planning and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation are proposing changes to the City’s Transportation Demand Management Program (TDM) that could reduce carbon pollution and change the way large-scale buildings are developed. According to the draft proposal, the update aims to reduce residents’ dependency on vehicles through sustainable alternatives […]
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