Metro update on COVID-19, FAQ
We’re fielding many questions from riders and hope the following FAQ answers most of your inquiries. Will you shut down service? No, at this time there are no plans to [continue reading]
Diverting waste from landfills: we’re turning vinyl banners into reusable tote bags
Travel around Los Angeles and you’ve probably seen a Metro banner or two. Metro creates these banners to promote Metro projects, such as alerting people to our construction sites, or [continue reading]
Frequent service plan released for NextGen Bus Plan
In a big step forward for Metro’s efforts to restructure its vast bus system, the agency today released a draft service plan that would greatly improve the frequency of buses [continue reading]
Get to know your line letters!
More line letters will soon be coming your way! Most of you have probably already noticed our transition to the A Line (Blue) and E Line (Expo), and the brand [continue reading]
What it takes to get a bus shelter installed
It’s hot or it’s raining and you’re waiting for a bus. The stop is on a barren sidewalk devoid of shade or any protection from the elements. You decide to [continue reading]
Lose something? Fill out a Lost Item Report or visit our Lost and Found office
We’ve updated our Lost and Found to make it easier to return lost items to you! If you lose something while on Metro, or find something on Metro property, you [continue reading]
First look at new HR4000 subway rail cars
In 2016, the Metro Board of Directors approved a contract with China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) for 64 new HR4000 subway vehicles that will be used on the Red and Purple [continue reading]
First ever “Art on TAP” cards now available at select TAP vending machines along A Line (Blue)
Metro’s first limited edition “Art on TAP” cards featuring artworks commissioned by Metro Art are launching exclusively on the A Line (Blue) this week. The initial three artwork designs will be The [continue reading]
Saving humanity one bee at a time
Honey bees prefer to forage for food within only a few miles of their hive. Sometimes that means their hives are built in unsuitable spaces — such as inside Metro [continue reading]
Permeable pavement and bio-retention pilot project helps capture, clean and store stormwater
One reason you may choose to take public transportation is to reduce your carbon footprint. And while one less car chugging away on the highway is great, by taking a [continue reading]