Santa Monica sits between the Pacific Coast Highway and the western end of the 10, with Ocean Avenue, Lincoln Boulevard, and Wilshire carrying most of the through traffic. The city maintains a dense bike lane network and shared scooter routes.
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West Hollywood runs along the Sunset Strip and Santa Monica Boulevard, between Beverly Hills to the west and Hollywood to the east. The nightlife corridor draws heavy late-night rideshare and pedestrian traffic, and scooter share operates citywide.
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Century City packs office towers and subterranean garages into a small footprint built around Avenue of the Stars, bounded by Santa Monica Boulevard, Olympic Boulevard, and Century Park East and West.
Culver City is built around the studio lots on Washington Boulevard, with the 405 along its western edge and the 90 to the south. The Metro E Line runs through it, and the city keeps expanding its protected bike lanes.
San Vicente and the Sunset corridor on the way to the 405.
The UCLA campus edge, Wilshire high-rises, and Village traffic.
A residential pocket between Beverly Hills and Culver City.