Five major events in Los Angeles, including the World Series, a Lakers game, a concert, and high school football games, are set to take place on Friday night, causing traffic concerns in the city. With several major venues hosting events and a large number of spectators expected, there is the potential for a traffic nightmare. City officials have taken steps to alleviate potential congestion, including creating specialized routes and increasing public transportation options. However, some venues like Dodger Stadium, SoFi Stadium, and Intuit Dome lack close metro access, making transportation challenging for fans. This situation also raises questions about the city’s readiness for the 2028 Summer Olympics, as officials aim to make Los Angeles “car-free” for the event. Despite the challenges, writers covering the Lakers and USC games emphasize the importance of planning ahead for traffic delays in a city known for its congestion. Los Angeles residents are advised to account for extra travel time and consider alternative transportation options to navigate the busy evening of events.
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Will L.A. be prepared for the traffic with the Dodgers, Lakers, and USC playing at home on Friday night?
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