Metro is exploring development opportunities at the future Little Tokyo/Arts District Station site and wants to hear from you! Please visit our online survey to share your thoughts: bit.ly/MetroJD. Please forward [continue reading]
The equipment was tested at 7th/Metro Station today and will continue on Wednesday. The system measures waves that are naturally emitted by the body to screen for metallic and non-metallic [continue reading]
The state of California is considering the first allocations from SB 1. Metro is not being shy with its requests and is asking for $2.4 billion for a variety of [continue reading]
Come join us this month to welcome a new season with Metro’s regional projects and programs. All Service Councils will meet in March and will receive the Regional Performance Report and presentations for their respective regions. Each Council will also select its representative to serve on the NextGen Bus Study [continue reading]
Metro crime data from Jan. 2018. Click on page above to see larger. It goes without saying that safety and security is a very big deal for Metro customers — riders have told the agency that over and over. And the message was received. In July, the Long Beach and [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors meeting is Thursday at 9 a.m. at Metro HQ adjacent to Union Station. As always, the meeting is open to the public. If you can’t make it, you can listen online. The big ticket item tomorrow: the Board will be considering adoption of the “locally [continue reading]
Learn about work performed throughout the Metro system to keep it in a state of good repair with the Maintenance Diaries. We recently toured Metro’s sprawling Central Maintenance Facility (CMF), [continue reading]
Work to modernize the Blue Line — Metro’s oldest and busiest light rail line — has been underway since 2014 as part of a $1.2-billion project we’re calling “The New [continue reading]
The new route options will be further refined in the next few months, identifying the alignment and station locations. A key Measure R and Measure M project is a new [continue reading]
Transportation wonks typically agree that charging people for using the roads is the best way to reduce traffic. What if we paid people for not using the roads? It’s no [continue reading]
