TAP is now on iPhone and Apple Watch
We have some exciting news. Metro and riders on 25 other transit systems in Los Angeles County can now add TAP cards to their iPhone or Apple Watch beginning today. [continue reading]
How full is your Metro bus? Transit app will tell you
A new feature on Transit — Metro’s official smartphone app — will use recent ridership numbers to predict the crowding levels on Metro buses. Just tap on the bus icon [continue reading]
We’re here for you — here’s how to stay safe while riding
Metro is here for your essential trips during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to run modified service to help you travel when necessary and our top priority remains safety [continue reading]
Mobility at an intersection
In March, Los Angeles traffic as we know it vanished overnight after safer-at-home orders were issued. With the coronavirus beginning to claim lives, many of us would have welcomed the traffic back, and other signs of normalcy, in a heartbeat. Then, beginning in late May, city and county officials imposed [continue reading]
Returning to Metro: what we’re doing — and need you to do — to prevent spread of coronavirus
With Los Angeles County having been reopening for the past few weeks, our ridership has been increasing. We have been providing essential bus and rail trips throughout the pandemic, and [continue reading]
Delicious Little Tokyo goes virtual! Participate in interactive workshops and live chats all through July
Celebrate one of Los Angeles’ most historic and iconic foodie neighborhoods from the safety and comfort of your own home! The 5th annual Delicious Little Tokyo will take place this [continue reading]
Get ready for the #WearAMaskLA Video PSA Contest!
Calling all Angelenos! Participate in the Wear A Mask LA video PSA contest to show all Los Angeles County residents why it’s important to wear a face covering or mask [continue reading]
Metro to require use of face coverings by riders on Metro buses and trains beginning Monday, May 11
Metro today is revising its policy on face coverings for riders. Beginning on Monday, May 11, Metro will require all riders on buses and trains wear face coverings to help [continue reading]
Metro helping more unhoused people get into shelters during COVID-19
Last month, the Source reported that Metro has taken some new public safety-related education and outreach efforts that help ensure the Metro system is primarily used for essential travel as [continue reading]
Schedule change for Metro buses and trains begins this Sunday, April 19
UPDATE: In response to rider feedback and other metrics, Metro is making the following changes to the schedules of several bus lines: STARTING MAY 11, 2020 Line 125 (Rosecrans): Two [continue reading]