Gold Line to have some longer trains
Some news today about parking on the Gold Line extension to Azusa: •An extra rail car will be added to four Gold Line trains during weekday peak hours in the morning [continue reading]
Riders react to new Gold Line service
UPDATED, WEDNESDAY 2:30 P.M.: We are forwarding the feedback you’ve provided to the appropriate departments at Metro. As for parking, the two Azusa stations continue to fill by 7 a.m. [continue reading]
How We Roll, March 4: in praise of transit options and networks
From the Department of Photography: You may enjoy my photo essay on the people and places of the cities to be served by the new Gold Line Foothill Extension. Here’s [continue reading]
How We Roll, March 1: with rail transit, will changes come to the Foothill cities?
Why new Gold Line stations mean local neighborhood changes are coming (SGV Tribune) A lot of good nuggets in this article about developments near the new Foothill Extension stations. A [continue reading]
How We Roll, Feb. 8: ExpressLanes tolls, oil tax & connecting communities
Update: How We Roll’s Super Bowl prediction of Panthers winning 45-10 was only incorrect by 49 points! Two train honks and bus horn beeps for Broncos fans who partake in [continue reading]
HWR: is our region ready to make transit part of our lives?
In today’s HWR, more on transit ridership and building our future transit system, using GPS to get lost in Iceland and things to read whilst transiting… How We Roll’s Super [continue reading]
How We Roll: would the Expo Line have won KPCC’s bike-car-transit race to SaMo?
Art of Transit: Things to listen to whilst transiting — Judge John Hodgman live at SF Sketchfest All the cases heard before a live audience are funny. But the capper [continue reading]
HWR: the hills are alive with more talk about ridership
The art of transit: There’s still a lot of internet buzz about the LAT’s ridership story last week. Some folks have taken umbrage with the particular stats and quotes used [continue reading]
How We Roll: is it really the dream of every bus rider to have a car?
We’re going to focus on one article today…. Despite billions invested, ridership on Southern California public transit continues to decline (LAT) The transit-ridership-is-down story has been getting some media play lately. [continue reading]
How We Roll, Jan. 25: new motion calls for studying rail to new Rams stadium
Art of Transit: Transit-Oriented Sports: Vinny the Vet pic.twitter.com/bKr8WfKilr — LA Kings (@LAKings) January 25, 2016 Nice win in San Jose. Kings play the Avalance at Staples on Wednesday — a convenient short walk from the Blue and Expo Lines’ Pico Station. Could Metro Rail reach the new [continue reading]