[scribd id=388081427 key=key-NQ0p1bJmWml2C7Zhd2ra mode=scroll] (pdf here) Metro invites the public to participate in a community workshop on Saturday, September 15, to learn and provide input about proposed bus service changes [continue reading]
The service changes go into effect this Sunday, June 26. The changes were approved by Metro’s Service Councils and overseen by the Metro Board of Directors. Among the changes: •All Gold [continue reading]
From the Dept. of That’s a Relief: https://twitter.com/THRMattBelloni/status/676638529389113345?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Art of Transit: The Paris agreement would be a great first step if this was 1995 (Five Thirty Eight) Excerpt: As ambitious [continue reading]
[scribd id=265789129 key=key-XIi5FR13HctsvBs4Y6Ym mode=scroll] An interesting new study (above) from the Mineta Transportation Institute looks at total transit ridership along the Expo Line and Eastside Gold Line corridors. The gist [continue reading]
September starts with a new slate of service council sessions. First up is the San Fernando Valley Service Council meeting, taking place tonight, Wednesday, September 3. Last month, the San Fernando Valley and Westside/Central service councils conducted public hearings to receive input on proposed service changes in their regions that, if approved, [continue reading]
[scribd id=206216538 key=key-276tey30ejma86c7z717 mode=scroll] As some of you already know, Metro’s Service Councils this month are holding public hearings on proposed bus service changes to take effect in June. The above staff report details all the changes, including maps of proposed bus routes. Perhaps the most interesting changes proposed involve [continue reading]
Here is the news release from Metro: Starting December 15, Metro is making minor changes to improve rail and bus connections, on-time performance and reduce over-crowding on the bus system. For complete details, look for revised timetables on metro.net or on buses during December. The changes are as follows: 60 [continue reading]
Due to circumstances beyond Metro’s control, buses can no longer use the Sunset Boulevard/Marquez Avenue turnaround. This means Metro buses will no longer be able to serve stops in the westbound direction of Sunset Boulevard between Temescal Canyon Road and Marquez Avenue beginning Wednesday, March 13. Westbound buses on Sunset [continue reading]
How do they do that? is a series for The Source that explores the technology that helps keep Metro running and passengers and other commuters moving. Some of it applies directly to the trains, buses and freeways and some of it runs in the background — invisible to nearly [continue reading]
Just a reminder that bus service changes went into effect Sunday. Here’s the news release from Metro: Beginning Sunday, June 17, 2012, Metro will implement bus service changes to a number of bus lines throughout Los Angeles County, make adjustments to existing bus lines to better serve the new Metro [continue reading]
