Your safety is our top priority, and we are continually testing new ways we can improve safety across our transit system. As many of you know, we recently rolled out [continue reading]
In Los Angeles, the Bureau of Street Services (StreetsLA) is responsible for overseeing and managing the L.A. bus shelter program with Outfront/JCDecaux, and they have recently added a new amenity [continue reading]
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=276690363631451 Metro deployed its first zero emission electric bus on the G Line (Orange) on Monday following the completion of testing and the installation of electric bus charging units along [continue reading]
Installation of Metro’s first bus charging platforms at North Hollywood Station has been completed. The North Hollywood bus terminal will reopen at 3 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 26. Thank you [continue reading]
Metro plans to convert its entire fleet of buses to zero emission buses by 2030. The first phase of the transition will launch on the Orange Line with the deployment of battery electric buses. To accommodate the new buses, Metro is installing bus charging stations at the Orange Line North [continue reading]
The Red Line North Hollywood Chandler Lot will be closed for three months — through February 2019 — beginning Monday, Nov. 26. During the closure, crews will prepare and asphalt [continue reading]
The historic Lankershim Depot at North Hollywood Station, originally built in 1896 and known as the Toluca Southern Pacific Train Depot, is now home to Groundwork Coffee. The coffee shop has [continue reading]
Art of Transit 1: Art of Transit 2: Art of Transit 3: All f the above slides/tweets, btw, were created by agencies of the United States government. Song of [continue reading]
From Metro’s parking team: Parking facilities at the Artesia, Wardlow and North Hollywood stations were recently refurbished with a new coat of slurry and re-striping as well as enhancements to [continue reading]
Metro’s brand new station identifier prototype marks its debut at the dedication of the North Hollywood station entry portal, opening to the public on Monday. Called the “Metro Pin,” the sign reaches [continue reading]
