Inglewood breaks ground on $261 million transit connector to ease traffic congestion The first phase of the Inglewood Transit Connector is underway, which includes three transportation hubs and a pedestrian bridge that aim to revitalize the downtown streetscape and alleviate traffic around major events. Inglewood broke ground Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026 on the $261 million first phase of its Inglewood Transit Connector, a network of transportation hubs, pedestrian bridge to the Metro K Line and a rebuilt downtown streetscape that officials say will cut down traffic congestion on event days and every day. Pictured, local businesses operate for the last couple of weeks in the shopping plaza on Market Street and Florence Avenue, where the largest mobility hub will be. (Photo by Tyler Shaun Evains, Daily Breeze/SCNG)