The Summer Olympic Games scheduled for Los Angeles in 2028 will be car-free with spectators expected to leave their private vehicles behind and only use public transport to access events, Democrat mayor Karen Bass decreed Saturday.

Bass addressed the issue of the city’s notorious traffic in her opening remarks at a press conference in Paris as that city’s games came to a close.

She added Angelenos not traveling to events over the tw0-week festival of sport will be expected to work remotely to keep freeways clear, citing COVID restrictions as an example of how stay-at-home expectations can be implemented even as the city is currently known more for its crime levels than any sporting endeavors.

“We’re already working to create jobs by expanding our public transportation system in order for us to have a no-car Games,” she said. “And that’s a feat for Los Angeles, as we’ve always been in love with our cars. We’re working to ensure that we can build a greener Los Angeles.”