Stations selected for Mobility on Demand pilot program
Ride sourcing services such as Uber and Lyft have expanded mobility options for those who have access to them. But not everyone can afford Uber or Lyft or has the [continue reading]
Updated scoping meetings for Artesia to DTLA light rail project begin July 24
Metro’s project to build a light rail line between Artesia and downtown Los Angeles — formally known as the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor — is in the planning [continue reading]
Metro staff recommend three northern route options for further study for Artesia to DTLA rail project
UPDATE: Two Metro Board Committees — Planning and Construction — have sent this item without recommendation to the full Board for their consideration at their May 24 meeting. At the [continue reading]
DTLA to Artesia rail, Thanos & traffic & tragedy of the commons, ExpressLanes: HWR, May 2
Have been enjoying the #totalmuni2018 saga — two @sfchronicle reporters who are trying to take all the Muni lines in San Francisco in a single day! An equivalent adventure in Los Angeles would take… what… most of the work week? — Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) May 1, 2018 Hmm. [continue reading]
Community meetings this month to discuss new northern route options for West Santa Ana Branch Corridor
We posted last month about new northern route options that will be studied for the West Santa Ana Branch project, which will be a light rail line between Artesia and [continue reading]
Public scoping meetings this month for Artesia-Union Station light rail project
The passage of Measure M last year helped provide needed funding for an important Metro project: a light rail line between Artesia and Union Station that would serve several other [continue reading]
Which route should the West Santa Ana Branch project take into DTLA?
One of the big transit challenges involving downtown L.A. is this: it’s big. Really big. Our downtown more or less runs from the 10 to the 101 and [continue reading]
Measure M: projects and programs for the Gateway Cities
As part of the Nov. 8 ballot, Los Angeles County voters will be considering Measure M, a half-cent sales tax increase and extension of the Measure R half-cent tax beyond 2039 to pay for transit, highway, walking, biking and other transportation projects. Both taxes would continue in perpetuity or until [continue reading]
Regular Blue Line service restored
BLUE LINE: trains resuming normal service, repairs completed pic.twitter.com/K0CaH5gOkq — Metro Los Angeles (@metrolosangeles) June 25, 2016 UPDATE, 8:50 p.m.: repairs have been completed and regular service in both directions was restored earlier this hour. There may be some residual delays for a while. Thank you to everyone for your [continue reading]
Measure M: Green Line extension to Torrance
One in a series of posts that will look at projects and programs that would receive funding from the Measure M sales tax ballot measure going to voters on Nov. 8. What [continue reading]