The following is from the California Transit Association and is a helpful guide to the fate of transit-related bills in the State Legislature this season: Governor Signs More Association Priority Bills as the First Year of Legislative Session Comes to an End This morning at midnight was Governor Brown’s deadline [continue reading]
Here’s the news release from Metro: Twenty-one representatives of Los Angeles and Inglewood neighborhood organizations, business groups, schools, churches and community nonprofit agencies have been appointed to serve on the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project Community Leadership Council (CLC). The CLC is a public engagement effort by Metro to support and promote [continue reading]
And a few more photos from yesterday’s event, this time focusing on bikes-on-transit. That’s the Gold Line’s Little Tokyo station below — I was there around 4 p.m. and it was crowded but somehow most everyone managed to get aboard the trainl
Here is a look at some of the transportation headlines gathered by us and the Metro Library. The full list of headlines is posted on the library’s blog. Brown vetoes three-foot passing law (L.A. Streetsblog) Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday vetoed AB 910, a law that would have required motorists [continue reading]
And a few more pics gleaned from the internet of yesterday’s CicLAvia event… photo by royalelastics, via Instagram photo by ivy99, via tumblr photo by a_pache, via Instagram
Some pics taken at today’s awesome CicLAvia event in Los Angeles. Email your best pics to sourcemetro@gmail.com and I’ll add them to this post. photo by alexbcthompson, via Flickr photo by ferlee16, via Instagram photo by ewilcox, via Tumblr photo by Dayone_MR, via Twitter
Monday, October 10 201 102, 110, 111/311, 611 – Florence Station Bus Stop Relocation 92, 96, 201 – Silver Lake: Glendale btwn Riverside-Waverly 460 – Nightly Detour 180/181, 264/267, 686/687 Gold Line – Late Night System Maintenance Green Line – Midday System Maintenance – Every 17 Min Purple Line – [continue reading]
Metro spokesman Dave Sotero took this shot on one of Metrolink’s new bike cars today. I’ll be posting some other pics later on Metro’s Twitter account and we’ll post some more photos here later today.
Below is the news release from Metro on how to get to Ciclavia. Please note that normal fares apply on Sunday. 12 Metro Rail Stations provide service on/near CicLAvia event route. Metro bus lines impacted by street closures. Go Metro and continue your car-free experience to and from CicLAvia in [continue reading]
Metro and Foothill Transit just picked up an award from the South Coast Air Quality Management District for “Promotion of Good Environmental Stewardship.” The award honors Metro’s switch to 100 percent alternative fuels earlier this year, which made it the first major transit agency in the world to operate only [continue reading]
