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Metro is in the midst of its NextGen Bus Study that seeks to restructure and reimagine the agency’s bus service. Please take the survey. For those new to the NextGen [continue reading]
Metro is in the midst of its NextGen Bus Study that seeks to restructure and reimagine the agency’s bus service. Please take the survey. For those new to the NextGen [continue reading]
To help gather information for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project, Metro is conducting a short online survey to understand more about those who use the 405 freeway, Sepulveda Boulevard, canyon [continue reading]
Metro is exploring development opportunities at the future Little Tokyo/Arts District Station site and wants to hear from you! Please visit our online survey to share your thoughts: bit.ly/MetroJD. Please forward [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share is constantly evolving to best serve the residents of L.A. County. In the past year we’ve grown from 60 stations in Downtown LA to 120 stations in [continue reading]
A new online survey lets Metrolink passengers — and potential passengers — provide feedback on improving train stations and making them more convenient and safe. Click here to take the online survey. [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share is expanding to Venice, the Port of Los Angeles and the city of Pasadena in 2017. The Metro Board approved the expansion in October and new stations [continue reading]
Have you tried Metro Bike Share? Have you heard about the program but not yet taken a ride? Do you even know what Metro Bike Share is? In any case, Metro [continue reading]
[scribd id=315844015 key=key-yHyT5O76Racw3yqHVPQ4 mode=scroll] The above presentation was provided to the Metro Board at two committee meetings this week. Perhaps the major takeaway here is that there’s no substantial difference among respondents when asked how they would vote for a 50 year tax increase versus one that continues in perpetuity. [continue reading]
Please take the new parking survey, which was posted a few days ago. With the paid parking pilot program recently approved for nine Metro Rail stations — including the three Expo [continue reading]
[scribd id=308700907 key=key-8gz3lmkJDG5lsAwEkMcw mode=scroll] UPDATE: I subbed a different PowerPoint that has more info. Above is the Metro staff report on ridership in March on the new Gold Line Extension to Azusa you may have heard mentioned in the media or on this blog. Three really quick takeaways: •Ridership [continue reading]