Editing Los Angeles (section)

== Transportation ==

Los Angeles is served by a large road, rail, airport, and seaport network. The city is known for its freeway system, including routes connecting Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and surrounding cities. Los Angeles Metro operates rail and bus services across the city and county.

Los Angeles International Airport is one of the main international gateways of the United States. The Port of Los Angeles, located at San Pedro Bay, is one of the country's most important container ports and a central part of the region's trade economy.

These transport systems made Los Angeles useful to the Bucharest Butchers for movement of personnel, money, vehicles, weapons, and commercial fronts. After 2025, port, airport, and vehicle-storage inspections were expanded as part of the investigation into the former Los Angeles network.