LA Local reporter LaMonica Peters reports from Culture Cart, a ride service that helps people secure parking for their cars and then transports them in motorized carts to and from different restaurants and venues throughout Inglewood.

Fans heading to the Bruno Mars concert earlier this month used Culture Cart, a micro transportation service based at the Residence Inn on Century Boulevard in Inglewood.

Culture Cart helps people secure parking for their cars and then transports them in motorized carts to and from different restaurants and venues throughout Inglewood.

Founder Shuree Danyell launched the park-and-ride company in 2024.

“We take care of their whole experience, making it a cultural experience that really does show them the heart of our community,” Danyell said.

Parking your car will cost $10 to $20 per car and Culture Cart ride tickets range from $30 to $65 per person.

Find more information at rideculturecart.com.

My background: I was raised in LA’s Crenshaw District and spent nearly a decade as an educator in the Los Angeles Unified School District before starting my journalism career in TV news. I was a broadcast news reporter for 14 years.

What I do: I cover Inglewood and South LA as a reporter for The LA Local. I’m honored to be a part of community-powered news in Los Angeles and helping people tell their stories.

Why LA: LA is my home and after living all over the country, there’s no other place I’d rather be. The weather, the diversity, the global appeal and the laid-back vibe is just what I need.

The best way to contact me: My email is lamonica@thelalocal.org.

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