Metro staff recommends Tutor Perini/O & G to build section two of Purple Line Extension project

[scribd id=336494884 key=key-oNROpTNU0Apyt7ZrgyY7 mode=scroll] Click here for pdf for download and printing. Attachments to the report are here. With $1.6 billion in federal funding secured to extend the Metro Purple Line subway to Century City, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) is now poised to recommend the international [continue reading]

Green Line: Trains resuming normal service

Update, 5:12 p.m.: At this time, trains resume normal service. There is currently no Green Line service between El Segundo and Redondo Beach stations due to a BNSF Railway train derailment just north of the Douglas Station. This means all westbound trains turnback at El Segundo Station and return towards Norwalk. Law enforcement has [continue reading]

New hotline launched to assist victims of sexual harassment on Metro system

Furthering its commitment to assist transit passengers who have experienced unwanted sexual contact, Metro today announced a first-of-its-kind 24/7 sexual harassment counseling hotline. The hotline, 1-844-Off-Limits (633-5464), will be staffed by counselors from the community advocacy organization Peace Over Violence, which has 45 years of experience counseling victims of sexual abuse [continue reading]

How We Roll, Jan. 11: Go Metro to Lucas Museum, ranking cities by jobs near transit, the next U.S. Transpo Secretary

The Art of Transit today is a no-brainer, given the winter storm that has descended on the Sierra Nevada the past few days. To wit: https://twitter.com/EdJoyce/status/818510599311085572 Wondering why I-80 thru the Sierra is still closed? Here's a look at Donner Pass right now. (📷: CHP-Donner Pass) #castorm pic.twitter.com/R7vwlS7xLR — CBS [continue reading]