Metro’s new Adopt-a-Bike program launched today with a media event at Union Station — watch the video here. Working with community groups, Metro will give residents of L.A. County who are most in need the chance to adopt a previously owned bicycle. The goal is to improve peoples’ mobility options [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors in May approved the Phase 3 Expansion of Metro Bike Share, to the Westside Los Angeles communities of Palms, Mar Vista, Del Rey, Play del [continue reading]
CicLAvia is back for 2018 just in time for Earth Day this Sunday (April 22) with a brand new route through the Western Inland Empire. CicLAvia Heart of the Foothills [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]
CicLAvia returns to downtown Los Angeles this Sunday with its wildly popular Heart of LA event. The event will be easy to reach via Metro Rail — the Red/Purple Line’s [continue reading]
The Whittier Walk & Roll Open Streets event takes place this Sunday, July 16. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., a six-mile stretch of Uptown Whittier streets radiating from the Whittier Greenway bike trail [continue reading]
CicLAvia will be back in the Arroyo Verdugo region of Los Angeles County this Sunday with a three-mile route connecting tranquil Atwater Village to bustling downtown Glendale. Portions of Glendale [continue reading]
This is a joint post by Metro and 8 80 Cities Los Angeles County just learned a little more about how bike and rail rides go together like the sun and [continue reading]
The last Open Streets event of 2016 is this Saturday! Come out and enjoy all the festivities at Beach Streets Midtown in Long Beach. The route will be along Anaheim Street from Orange Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway. Streets on the route will be off limits to cars from 9 a.m. [continue reading]
Open Streets events temporarily close streets to automobile traffic and open them to people on bikes, pedestrians and other modes of non-motorized transportation. The events are a great opportunity for local residents to have a car-free day and potentially try transit for the first time to get to an event. On past days [continue reading]
