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]
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]
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]
This April, give zero emission travel a try! From April 1 through April 30, the $1 electric bike unlock fee will be waived thanks to Bosch eBike Systems, the provider [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share and the City of Los Angeles want to recognize the incredible sacrifices that many essential workers have made and continue to make on a daily basis. As [continue reading]
“… Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve.” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a champion of racial justice and equality, whose dream of racial harmony and calls for [continue reading]
We all know the past year has been a slog in many respects. Yet, this past year was also one in which many people discovered (or re-discovered) the joys of [continue reading]
Bike share has proven to be an important mode of transportation this year as riders sought alternative ways of getting around that allow for social distancing. This Black Friday weekend, [continue reading]
This Saturday, Oct. 10, is the 10th anniversary of the first CicLAvia in L.A. County. That first CicLAvia was followed by many great open streets events in the past decade [continue reading]
Earlier this summer, Metro Art partnered with the community radio and arts foundation dublab to create Deep Routes with dublab to offer multimedia cultural journeys across Los Angeles to transit riders [continue reading]
