
If your work impacts a Major Hwy / Secondary Hwy / Collector during 6:00–9:00 AM or 3:30–7:00 PM (Mon–Fri), your permit may trigger a Peak Hour Exemption requirement, often paired with an LADOT-approved TMP and Council District concurrence.
Service is available only for plans drafted by Public Ready.
Public Ready must be the drafter of record for the TCP/TMP/WTCP used for peak-hour approval.
Peak Hour Exemptions are tied to the exact plan language, lane impacts, and approval stipulations used in the City’s review. We only support exemptions when the plan was drafted by Public Ready so we can stand behind the plan details, revision control, and compliance assumptions.
Public Ready can coordinate and package your Peak Hour Exemption request when the City conditions your permit for it, including:

Not sure? Submit your address + scope and we’ll tell you if this is likely to be triggered.
It depends on street sensitivity, completeness, TMP status, and concurrence timing. Most delays happen while waiting on peak-hour-specific TMP language or Council District response windows. Public Ready focuses on removing avoidable packet issues early.
We’ll confirm eligibility and move you into the exemption support workflow.
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