News and Notices

Community Meeting Recording - Pasadena Segment

The City of Pasadena Department of Transportation is providing the recording of a recent community meeting hosted by Metro for the North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project, Pasadena Segment. This meeting included an overview of the project background, the proposed route through Pasadena, planned station locations, station design concepts, and the anticipated project timeline. This recording is being shared to ensure continued public access to project information for community members who were unable to attend or who... continue reading »"Community Meeting Recording - Pasadena Segment"

Updated Pasadena Bicycle Ordinance

On November 3, 2025, the City Council adopted amendments to Pasadena Municipal Code Title 10, Chapter 10.60 (Bicycles). Below are the key highlights of the changes: Define electric bicycles: The ordinance adds a definition for electric bicycles consistent with California Vehicle Code Section 321.5—pedal-equipped bikes with electric motors under 750 W now fall under the city’s bicycle regulations Remove registration requirements: Mandatory bicycle registration, licensing, transfer and dealer reporting requirements have been eliminated in accordance with California Assembly Bill 1909 Update... continue reading »"Updated Pasadena Bicycle Ordinance"

Updated Speed Hump Policies and Procedures

On September 8, 2025, the City Council approved some amendments to the Speed Hump Policies and Procedures. Below are the key highlights of the changes: Lower the minimum daily traffic volume eligibility requirement to 500 car trips per day from 1,000 car trips per day. Revise the current 67% approval requirement for total households and remove the non-vote as equivalent to a no vote, to an approval requirement 67% of ballots returned and a minimum response rate of 50% of... continue reading »"Updated Speed Hump Policies and Procedures"

New 'Daylighting Law' to Improve Crosswalk Safety

The City of Pasadena is dedicated to enhancing public safety by proactively educating and engaging the community of AB 413, also known as the “Daylighting Law.” Effective January 1, 2025, California’s Daylighting Law (AB 413) enhances road safety by prohibiting vehicle parking, stopping, or standing within 20 feet of intersections and crosswalks. This statewide measure is designed to improve visibility for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, helping to reduce collisions and save lives. Open link for more information ⇒ What is Daylighting?