Ridership numbers: Expo Line’s first full month
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This week in Metro
A reminder that the three-month closure of Patsaouras Bus Plaza starts Monday, July 11. The plaza will be getting some much needed upgrades. Have a Metro 7-Day or 30-Day pass? You [continue reading]
Five great DTLA streets for a Metro Bike Share ride
Metro Bike Share is a great new way to get around DTLA. Join the party and buy a pass at metro.net/bikeshare. Once you have a pass, go to one of the [continue reading]
It’s official! Metro bike share program launches in DTLA
Los Angeles has officially joined the bike share revolution. At noon today, hundreds of people who live, work, and play in L.A. converged in Grand Park to launch Metro Bikes, [continue reading]
10 things to know about Metro Bike Share
1. What is bike share? Bike share is a public bike system for short trips. You can use any of the bikes in any dock any time, 24 hours a [continue reading]
Upcoming BIF program information workshops
Learn about Metro’s BIF pilot program at a series of upcoming workshops. Metro and Pacific Coast Regional Small Business Development Corporation (PCR) program staff will be on-hand to share information about how to apply for Metro’s Business Interruption Fund (BIF), provide tips for preparing applications and supporting materials, and answer questions. [continue reading]
Actions taken by the Metro Board last week
[scribd id=316877131 key=key-mUVRTxQt0MSsvwqIpcHA mode=scroll] The big enchilada last week was obviously the Board’s consideration of the ballot measure ordinance and spending plan (they approved it on an 11 to 2 vote). I was wrapped up with that and didn’t get a chance to listen to the rest of the proceedings. [continue reading]
Fresh pics: Crenshaw/LAX Line work
Photos are from south to north. Credit: Metro. Northern Segment Where under Crenshaw Boulevard is “Harriet” the tunnel boring machine? Harriet has been moving southbound under Crenshaw Boulevard and is [continue reading]
This week in Metro
The Metro Board voted 11-2 to put a transportation sales tax measure on the Nov. 8 ballot for L.A. County voters. Speaking of, we took a look at some projects [continue reading]
All Gold Line trains will serve Foothill Extension stations beginning Sunday
All Gold Line trains will run from Azusa to East Los Angeles beginning Sunday with frequencies of every seven minutes during peak hours starting on Monday. To put it lightly, Foothill [continue reading]