Century Boulevard runs as straight as an arrow through a 10-mile stretch of south Los Angeles (LA) before terminating at the horseshoe-shaped Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) terminal complex. Despite seemingly easy access from this major LA thoroughfare and the city’s widespread freeway network, congested vehicular traffic has plagued the airport for many years.
With 4 million people living in the city and the automobile as the preferred method of transportation, traffic congestion in and around LAX is an accepted nuisance— particularly when considering that it is the world’s fifth-busiest airport for passenger traffic, having served more than 84 million people in 2017.
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