We’re hosting free bike classes across L.A. County. Whether you’re new to biking or just new to biking on city streets, these classes and group rides can help you become more comfortable [continue reading]
This month, each Service Councils will hear an update on the Customer Experience Program and be asked to provide feedback on the FY22 Plan. They’ll also receive an update on [continue reading]
The number of new COVID-19 cases continue to persist in our area. Please get vaccinated to help slow the spread! There are six vaccination clinics at easy-to-reach Metro stations. Vaccines are free, and no insurance or citizenship documentation is required. More info here. •In terms of bus and rail service, [continue reading]
Metro normally updates schedules every June and December, but as we recover from COVID-19 and restore bus service to pre-pandemic levels, we’re making another update in September. Beginning Sunday, Sept. [continue reading]
Metro is offering the following training courses to those interested in the environment and sustainability. We are doing all we can to keep our community healthy and classes will be held [continue reading]
Can you say Stracciatella? Have some fun in the sun and celebrate with a summer-themed commemorative TAP card. Starting Monday, Aug. 16, cards will be available at Metro Customer Centers and select TAP [continue reading]
As you likely know, the Delta variant of COVID-19 continues to drive an increase of positive cases and hospitalizations in Los Angeles County. •If you still need to get vaccinated, there are seven free vaccination clinics that Metro has helped set up at transit stations. The list of locations, hours [continue reading]
Thanks to a recent grant from the California Endowment through the Race Forward/Government Alliance for Race and Equity’s Innovation and Implementation Fund, Metro Art has piloted a new project titled [continue reading]
As you likely know, the Delta variant of COVID-19 is driving an increase of positive cases in Los Angeles County. •If you still need to get vaccinated, there are seven free vaccination clinics that Metro has helped set up at transit stations. The list of locations, hours and other key [continue reading]
Have you heard that tune? If you’ve recently passed through Union Station, it might just be the public piano – a customer favorite which recently reopened for public play daily [continue reading]
