Open Streets events temporarily close streets to automobile traffic and open them to people on bikes, pedestrians and other modes of non-motorized transportation. The events are a great opportunity for local residents to have a car-free day and potentially try transit for the first time to get to an event. On past days [continue reading]
From the Dept. of Bidenjam: This evening thru 7pm: expect intermittent delays to DTLA buses due to VP visit. #Bidenjam https://t.co/9cPbOwiOIz pic.twitter.com/weOqZcmxIe — Metro Los Angeles (@metrolosangeles) September 9, 2016 Other things from Twitter/Instagram: @metrolosangeles Noise is out of hand on buses, who do I write a letter to about [continue reading]
On behalf of Metro, I’d like to extend a warm welcome to members of the American Public Transportation Assn., who are in Los Angeles this week for the trade group’s [continue reading]
Chow, fare, grub — when you think of Los Angeles, great climate and beautiful beaches usually come to mind. But let’s not forget about the great food options this city [continue reading]
The next round of Metro Board staff reports will include a survey of Expo Line riders done in June. LAT transpo reporter Laura Nelson shares some findings: 44% of new [continue reading]
Civic Center Studios is a studio and production company that was established in 2010 by entrepreneurs Pete Galindo and Luis Guizar. The studio is located at 207 S. Broadway, Suite [continue reading]
[twentytwenty] [/twentytwenty] UPDATE: Whoa Nelly! Thank you beta testers for crashing the new Trip Planner:) Since launching the beta website, traffic has increased more than 5,000 percent causing momentary disruption in [continue reading]
Measure M News: There was considerable press coverage of a court ruling Tuesday that upheld the ballot language of Measure M, Metro’s sales tax ballot measure that goes to voters [continue reading]
A video posted by Metro (@metrolosangeles) on Sep 6, 2016 at 3:37pm PDT Friendly reminder from Drake: don’t forget to TAP. 😉 USC plays Utah State in its season opener this Saturday at 11 [continue reading]
The lawsuit was brought by seven cities (Carson, Commerce, Norwalk, Torrance, Santa Fe Springs, Ranchos Palos Verdes and Signal Hill), alleging the language in the sales tax ballot measure language was misleading. A Superior Court judge today rejected their petition. From Metro: Metro is appreciative of the court’s ruling today. For [continue reading]
