[polldaddy poll=3354377] We asked readers last week if they believe that Congress and President Obama will one day approve of the 30/10 Initiative, the effort to accelerate the building of Measure R transit projects in Los Angeles County. I have to say I’m a little surprised by the answer so [continue reading]
[polldaddy poll=3354377] Thursday is “Dump the Pump Day,” with motorists encouraged to take mass transit once a week as a way or join a carpool or vanpool to save some coin and do something nice for the air. Sounds good. Of course, it would also be good if there were [continue reading]
A couple of weeks ago we asked Source readers if they had any interest in a different fare structure for Metro. As I wrote at the time, there is no proposal at this time to change Metro’s fare structure, but given concerns and/or questions over the July 1 fare increase, [continue reading]
[polldaddy poll=3187424] Not to be a nag but…I’d still like to see more responses to the fare structure poll that we recently posted. Why? Although there’s no proposals on changing the fare structure currently on the table, it couldn’t hurt for agency staffers to have this kind of information in [continue reading]
[polldaddy poll=3187424] I’m hoping a few more votes are cast this week on a poll we recently posted asking Source readers what kind of fare structure they prefer for Metro. Here’s the earlier post along with some more context. There are no proposals on the table, but The Source has [continue reading]
A lot has been written and said in the past few weeks about Metro’s impending fare increase that goes into effect July 1. (Here’s a link to the new fare structure). As part of that conversation, the issue of transfers has again arisen — two stories in the local papers [continue reading]
We’ve had our “pick a color” for the Expo Line poll online for a week since April 30 and votes continue to trickle in. Aqua is still the clear winner but after winning support of about 60 percent of readers, its totals have been dropping and bronze has seen a [continue reading]
Aqua still is the leader in the clubhouse in The Source’s poll on which color would best suit the Expo Line on the Metro rail map. But aqua’s lead has slipped and bronze has picked up a few votes. Interesting. See this earlier post to cast your vote.
Here are the results as of 12:30 p.m. on our reader poll on the Expo Line’s color. There’s no cutoff to the voting–but the more who weigh in, the more interesting the results. Participate in the poll here.
[polldaddy poll=3134073] As the project that is officially known as the Metro Rail Exposition Corridor (MREC) to Culver City, Phase 1 – informally referred to as the Expo Line – inches towards completion, an important decision still needs to be made: what will the line be called once it’s in [continue reading]
