The Red Line North Hollywood Chandler Lot will be closed for three months — through February 2019 — beginning Monday, Nov. 26. During the closure, crews will prepare and asphalt [continue reading]
The Gold Line will run every 10 minutes during a.m. and p.m. rush hour—instead of the normal six minute peak service—as crews perform signal repairs. On Thursday, November 22, a semi-trailer truck crashed onto Gold Line tracks in Pasadena damaging a signal case, which controls the speed and spacing of [continue reading]
Update, 11:25 a.m.: The bus bridge has been canceled and train service has resumed. Train speeds restricted in area of accident due to damage to signal equipment. Unrelated, loss of power is impacting the Blue Line between Wardlow and Artesia stations and bus shuttles are being put in place. So [continue reading]
Photos by Juan Ocampo for Metro Pita Kitchen is located along Section 1 of the Purple Line Extension at the Wilshire Crescent Plaza. It opened in 2013 and is owned [continue reading]
Get ready for CicLAvia: Heart of LA on Sunday, Dec. 2! The route runs through Chinatown, DTLA, and Boyle Heights. Streets will be closed to cars and open for cyclists, [continue reading]
Embed from Getty Images Members of the public and private firms are invited to attend a Think You Can Solve Traffic Forum that Metro’s Office of Extraordinary Innovation is holding on December [continue reading]
Welcome back to another installment of Fitness Fridays, where we feature various ways you can combine transit and fitness. In this post, we explore free lunchtime yoga at Grand Park in [continue reading]
In May 2018, the Metro Board of Directors approved the Phase 3 Expansion of Metro Bike Share to the Los Angeles communities of Pico-Union, MacArthur Park, Koreatown, Rampart Village, Echo [continue reading]
Dept. of Local Governmenting The deadly Camp Fire has also caused brutal air conditions in Northern California. Some transit agencies in the Bay Area responded wisely: Today, @VTA will offer [continue reading]
Metro has a better idea of the timeframe for opening the Crenshaw/LAX Line. Metro CEO Phillip A. Washington announced on Thursday at the agency Board’s Executive Management Committee meeting that some elements of work on the project are taking longer than expected due to complexities out of Metro’s control, meaning the [continue reading]
