Ridership numbers: Expo Line’s first full month
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How We Roll, July 11: bus vs train vs dragon
Good morning, Source readers. I’ve been out of town but am now ensconced back at Source World Headquarters in DTLA. When I moved to the L.A. area back in days [continue reading]
How We Roll, June 29: safety videos, Expo Line, DTLA streetcar
Catch of the Day: https://twitter.com/snfulkerson/status/747578268337897472 Art of Transit: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (@metrolosangeles) New Metro safety ads, featuring stick figures, are too graphic for some (Today Show) You’ll get a kick out of Metro’s hilariously macabre safetyville videos [continue reading]
How We Roll, June 27: it’s going to be a balloty autumn
It’s now 11 a.m. In case you’ve exhausted your “Game of Thrones” reading for the day…. Dept. of Reminders: bus and rail service changes went into effect yesterday. Here’s the list. [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]
How We Roll: potential ballot measure — everybody wants some
News flash!: Metro’s Universal Pedestrian Bridge Project has won the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Outstanding Bridge Project of the Year award. Congrats to the project team, consultants and the contractor [continue reading]
How We Roll, June 20: Culver City TOD, Expo race, dumb code words
Happy Almost Summer! A little summer music about hitting the highway… Yes, once upon a time, that’s what TV looked like. It’s still a great song. And from sort-of-Gold-Line-adjacent-Bradbury: And [continue reading]
This week in Metro
Metro staff proposed hiring two firms to help develop agency-owned parcels in NoHo — and unveiled a few concepts for the site. We offered a few ideas where to take [continue reading]
How We Roll, June 15: bikes in bus lanes, state of good repair update
Things to listen to whilst transiting: Amusing Judge John Hodgman that is also mobility related. Episode description: “Ty files suit against her partner Zach. Zach is obsessed with earning and using airline points and miles. Ty also likes to travel, but she wants to give up the crazy schemes and choose [continue reading]
How We Roll, June 14: first wave of stories on revised ballot measure
Art of Transit or Whatever: Metro officials hope to pass half-cent sales tax that would not expire (LAT) Metro seeks permanent transit tax to raise billions to fix gridlock (Daily [continue reading]