While many public meetings are being transitioned to online or telephone formats, Metro has decided to cancel the April Service Council meetings out of consideration for this period of adjustment to the current public health crisis, and to allow Metro to focus on the public’s safety and well being while [continue reading]
As part of its efforts to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus and comply with the L.A. County Department of Public Health’s and the city of Los Angeles’ “Safer at Home” emergency order limiting the public to essential travel only, Metro will increase its focus on ensuring the [continue reading]
Metro remains committed to working with our vendors during and after the COVID-19 crisis. We are reviewing our payment measures to consider a range of approaches for ordering as well as processing payments that supports the continuity of supplies for Metro and takes into account the economic impacts of the [continue reading]
To help protect Metro bus operators and be as safe as possible during the COVID-19 crisis, all Metro Bus riders will be asked to board and exit only the rear door of all buses beginning Monday, March 23 until further notice. The front door will only be available to riders [continue reading]
In an abundance of caution related to mitigating the spread of COVID-19 and by order of the Metro Board Chair and Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts, the March committee and full meetings of the Metro Board have been canceled. Items intended to be heard in March will be continued to [continue reading]
Metro is creating more transportation options for everyone, but there is still more to do. Help shape Metro’s FY21 budget by telling us what you want us to prioritize. There [continue reading]
This page is being updated as Metro responds to the ongoing health crisis. Sign up for updates from Metro on COVID-19 Metro COVID-19 FAQ UPDATE, Jan. 29, 2021: In an effort to reduce touchpoints and conserve critical cleaning supplies and staffing resources, select entrances to B/D Line (Red/Purple) subway stations [continue reading]
Metro is dedicated to the sustainability of L.A. County’s people, environment, and economy. Our definition of sustainability is holistic — accounting for environmental, social and economic considerations in our decision making [continue reading]
It’s March and all Regional Service Councils will return to their normal monthly meeting locations and times instead of meeting around one of the NextGen workshops they hosted like last month (NextGen Bus Plan workshops continue across L.A.County throughout the month). Transit riders are highly encouraged to attend a workshop [continue reading]
The agenda is also here along with links to each item. The webstream of the meeting can be found here. Among the items the Board tackled on Thursday, Feb. 27: •The Board approved bringing a new Metro-operated, on-demand shared ride service called MicroTransit for short trips to six designated service [continue reading]
