Suspected terrorist attacks took place earlier today in Brussels, Belgium, targeting the city’s airport and metro. In the wake of the attacks, Metro is responding by increasing security on the system and asking the public to “See Something, Say Something.” Here’s the joint statement from Metro LASD: The Los Angeles County [continue reading]
Now that the entire Gold Line is open from Azusa to East L.A., Rail Operations is working to fine tune the schedule to best meet current service levels. To that end, [continue reading]
Art of Transit Things to listen whilst on transit: A classic Judge John Hodgman episode. Marc wants to dig up the family dog, who passed away two years ago, and re-assemble [continue reading]
In addition to comments on the blog, following Metro’s general Twitter feed is a good way to learn about the system and see what others are saying. Art of Transit: [continue reading]
Things to listen to whilst transiting 1: what if you went online, looked up the guy who bullied you in grade school and discovered he was in Oakland running a motorcycle [continue reading]
Things to read/watch whilst transiting: Outside magazine’s website asks why it’s so much fun to watch ski crash videos. Perhaps the answer is in the accompanying video. Things to read2: In [continue reading]
Above is the video from last Saturday. Some interesting nuggets from elected officials and members of the Metro Board about the project’s history and the potential extension to Claremont and perhaps beyond.
Mark your calendars: here are your 2016 Open Streets events to help you discover more of L.A. in a car-free way. All are free to attend and feature fun community events. [continue reading]
Art of Transit Video of Transit The Militant Angeleno grabbed some good video on the Gold Line’s opening day. Pedestrian deaths make up a rising share of U.S. traffic fatalities [continue reading]
Quizno’s Andre Bonyadian Andre Bonyadian opened his first Quizno’s in April 2002 in Little Tokyo. Since then, it has evolved into a family owned and operated business. The business is [continue reading]
