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Paying to ride Metro just got easier: tap your credit or debit card and go!
Riding Metro is about to get even easier. Regular fare riders on Metro can now pay fare simply by tapping a credit or debit card — plastic or digital — at TAP validators on buses and Metro Rail stations. Credit and debit cards also now work to pay bus fare on 25 local transit agencies that participate in TAP (LADOT will have this feature at a later date). What…
Destinations
Go Metro to Long Beach Comic Con and the best September events in Los Angeles: September 4-6
Labor Day weekend is here, and Los Angeles is going out with a bang. BTS brings the Arirang World Tour to SoFi Stadium for two more nights; the Dodgers host Washington for a holiday weekend series at Uniqlo Field; and…
Go Metro to the Chargers and Rams this season – here’s your easy guide to taking our SoFi Stadium Express
The Super Bowl is coming to SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 14 — the perfect Valentine’s Day gift to our region. The Rams are already the betting favorites to represent the NFC and we predict they’ll be playing their stadium…
Service
Policy
Putting people first: Metro’s fiscal year 2027 Adopted Budget now available
Metro’s values are centered on the people who rely on the system every day. Hence, Metro has officially released its FY27 Adopted Budget with a focus on delivering a transit experience that is safer, cleaner, more reliable,…
Help shape the future of public safety on Metro; our Public Safety Advisory Committee seeks applicants
Every trip tells a story—and your voice can help shape the future of Metro. Metro is seeking community members to serve on its Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC), a diverse…
Hey LA County — get paid to give your car a rest!
Can paying people not to drive reduce traffic? Research and practice from around the globe* shows that incentives to take transit, carpool, walk, or bike can meaningfully reduce driving trips —…
Metro launches sworn officer recruitment for its Department of Public Safety
The recruitment of law enforcement officers for Metro’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) had a strong start with 950 applications received in the first 24 hours of the effort that…
