Metro has partnered with the L.A. County Department of Public Health and Metro Director and L.A. County Supervisor Holly Mitchell to open three new public vaccination sites at Metro transit [continue reading]
Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) on Thursday morning relaunched an improved Metro Bike Share System on the Westside in time for Bike Month in May. Above is a recording of the media event held next to the E Line’s Expo/Bundy Station. Metro has reinstalled 54 bike [continue reading]
pdf download here pdf download here Metro released its budget Tuesday for the 2022 Fiscal Year that runs between this coming July 1 and June 30, 2022. A presentation and the budget book are above. The Metro Board of Directors will consider the budget as part of their May round [continue reading]
Join us at 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 9, for the online performance Versos y Besos with Las Colibrí, presented by Metro Art and the Autry Museum of the American West. [continue reading]
Metro is celebrating Older Americans Month throughout the month of May with a series of virtual events aimed at building strength within our older adult community. The events are hosted by [continue reading]
Metro has selected 15 community members to participate in the agency’s new Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC), which will help Metro re-envision public safety on its transit system. Please join us for the bi-weekly meeting of PSAC on Wednesday, May 5. Metro’s newly selected advisory committee members hail from throughout [continue reading]
Every May we celebrate bicycling as a sustainable and healthy transportation mode with Bike Anywhere Day on Friday, May 21, and Bike Week from May 17 to 23. With bike sales off the charts over the last year, this is a great time to learn to ride more safely and [continue reading]
Duke University in North Carolina recently released results from a survey on remote working that includes answers gleamed from L.A. County respondents and Metro employees. The gistiness of it: all in all, telecommuting worked out well (or well enough) for most people during the pandemic and many would like it [continue reading]
Below is the official meeting recap, which will also soon be posted to metro.net: And here’s the agenda to the meeting (pdf and links to reports are here): And below is the webstream of the meeting, which this month was a brisk two hours and 47 minutes in length. That’s [continue reading]
Good afternoon, folks. A few updates on where things stand service- and COVID-wise… •Metro added trips to 30 bus routes earlier this month and we’re planning to add back more bus service in June — and then return to pre-pandemic bus service in September. More info here. •Ridership climbed in [continue reading]
