$1 Billion LAX Consolidated Rent-A-Car People Mover Construction Update
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2024
- The Consolidated Rent-A-Car (ConRAC) facility is one of the major components of LAX’s Landside Access Modernization Program (LAMP). Operational in 2023, it will consolidate rental car operations currently spread across the surrounding area of LAX into one location conveniently located adjacent to the 405 freeway.
LAX represents the No. 2 rental car market of any domestic airport and this new facility will create a better rental car experience for the hundreds of thousands of travelers renting cars each year.
Bordered by Arbor Vitae Street to the north, Aviation Boulevard to the west, Century Boulevard to the south and La Cienega Boulevard to the east, the approximately 6.4-million-square-foot facility will house over 18,000 rental car vehicles including ready/return, idle storage and employee parking spaces with a rental car leaving the facility approximately every two seconds during peak activities.
The ConRAC facility will provide direct connection to LAX’s Automated People Mover (APM) train system. With this direct connection, rental car shuttles will no longer be needed to shuttle customers to and from the Central Terminal Area (CTA), which will result in the elimination of more than 3,200 daily rental car shuttle trips on the surrounding streets and into and out of the CTA.
It also features a Quick Turn Around (QTA) area, allowing for the light maintenance of vehicles such as car washing, oil changes and tire rotation. This QTA facility will help alleviate traffic congestion by keeping operations within the footprint of the facility and not out on the city streets.
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Great update! They need to get this open ASAP, LAX needs to put more pressure on them.
Thanks for the update!
The Uber/Lyft LAX economy Parking structure is done. At the corner of Airport Blvd and 96th st.
Heard that Avis will be the first to move over May 2024 and Herzt to be the last in January 2025
It’d be good if the outdoor ramp is the final part of exiting so GOS navigation can pick up your location.
I am hoping to see more progress throughout the summer. I doubt that they finish the project this year.
Nope, won’t be finished until April 2025 since People Mover is delayed.
There isn't much left to do in terms of any large construction. All the structures are just about done. They should be able to finish in October of 2023.
@finned958 The APM operational date has not officially changed. It's still October 2024. The April 2025 date was reported by news channels, not LAWA.
What's causing the delay opening of the people mover until 2025?
Track inspection keeps failing
Show us some maps of the construction area......
LAX won’t be finished until April 2025 when People Mover is finally finished so there’s a way for passengers to reach CONRAC.
The APM is scheduled to be ready by October 2023. The April 2025 date is still speculation reported by news outlets. It's not official.
I'm sorry to tell you this, but recent security measures from LAX state that the airport terminals, including terminal parking areas, is closed to the general public unless if you are flying out of LAX. If not, I recommend you record LAX construction activity at the LAX economy parking, Airport Metro connector, or Consolidated Rent-A-Car facility.
I guess it would have made too much sense to just extend the metro into the terminal area with a stop where the rental car facilities are? If you really want to reduce traffic congestion then a good start is to make it easier for people not to drive, but this is an idea that seems to constantly elude the LA city planning people.
'Promo SM'
F timetables.
At this rate they've bilked the end of this project by at least 12 months. LA voters sure love throwing away money.
This is being paid for by LAWA and the various airlines. It's not funded by LA Metro.