No-car Games: 2028 Los Angeles Olympic venues will only be accessible by public transportation

'We're already working to create jobs by expanding our public transportation system in order for us to have a no-car Games,' she said. 'And that's a feat for Los Angeles, as we've always been in love with our cars.'

'We're working to ensure that we can build a greener Los Angeles.' Bass said public transportation will be the only way to access the Los Angeles venues, and her plan to address traffic snarls consists of both using 3,000 buses that will be borrowed from all over the country and asking businesses to allow their employees to work from home during the 17-day period.

'But I will tell you, in 1984, we didn't have any of the technology that we do today. We learned in COVID that you can work remotely.' Tom Bradley had local businesses stagger their workforce hours to reduce the number of cars on the road.

'Part of having a no-car Olympics means getting people not to drive,' Bass said.

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