Go Metro to see your Los Angeles Rams
The Rams finished last season 7-9. But they were 4-2 in the tough NFC West and the Seahawks, Cardinals and 49ers all have their own issues. So who knows: maybe [continue reading]
Walk-ups for DTLA Bike Share begin Monday with special $1.75 rate
The Metro Bike Share program launched on July 7 and bikes have since been accessible for monthly and flex pass holders. On Monday, the bike share program opens to everyone — whether pass [continue reading]
Metro Board actions: easier college transit passes coming soon
[scribd id=313896634 key=key-W0nOSVzc4Z9Ct7Pn1oMA mode=scroll] The May meeting has concluded, clocking in at a swift 3.5 hours. Audio and video of the meeting will be posted online here in the next day [continue reading]
Reminder: Go Metro on New Year's Eve!
The end of the year is fast approaching and you should definitely consider Going Metro as you start making plans for New Year’s Eve because: 1. Who wants to ring in [continue reading]
Gold Line to Azusa opens March 5; 10 things to know
All photos by the Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority. Click on a photo to see a larger version. Metro CEO Phil Washington announced Thursday that the Gold Line Foothill [continue reading]
How We Roll, Oct. 15: are mass transit and L.A. compatible?, a fare idea from N.Z.
Art of Transit: Tweetalicious: #Dodgers fans please consider @metrolosangeles to get to Dodgers Stadium this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/VWriAReJYt — Caltrans District 7 (@CaltransDist7) October 15, 2015 #TBT to aerial shots of [continue reading]
26 transit agencies now on TAP
Metro held a media event this morning to recognize that all 26 agencies finally joined TAP earlier this year. For those unfamiliar, TAP cards are plastic re-loadable fare cards that [continue reading]
Redesigned TAP website has debuted
The wait is over, people! The new taptogo.net website blinked on last week and is now available for everyone’s use. Features of the new site include: •Users can now apply online for [continue reading]
Audio and article: Metro CEO Phil Washington interviewed
Metro CEO Phil Washington gave his vision for transportation in Los Angeles County at an event in downtown L.A last night at a Zocalo Public Square and Metro event last night. [continue reading]
How to Go Metro to the Special Olympics World Games!
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INAeYXRIFCA] A warm welcome to the many athletes, visitors and volunteers in Los Angeles and the surrounding area for the Special Olympics World Games! There are a number of ways to [continue reading]