Residents and business owners bemoaned what they say is a perennial traffic nightmare. (Tomo Chien/L.A. Material)
STROLL THE MAIN DRAG of Larchmont Village and you’re almost guaranteed a perplexing sight: On any day, at almost any given time, the center median of Larchmont Boulevard is packed with cars parked in flagrant violation of the California Vehicle Code.
They are literally abandoned in the middle of the road: the workaday Priuses of DoorDash drivers awaiting orders from the boulevard’s restaurants. The camo-wrapped Mercedes of influencer types clutching $9 iced lattes. The sleek Teslas of the moneyed, late-to-pilates-class set.
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