A bird's eye view of a dedicated bus lane in action. We're moving nearly 70 buses an hour through the Flower Street bus lane each evening! pic.twitter.com/funsVVdX81 — LA Metro [continue reading]
Attentive Source readers will recall that a construction contract was signed earlier this month to build the Gold Line extension from its current terminus in Azusa to Glendora, San Dimas, [continue reading]
Metro has announced that, following the full reopening of the Metro A Line (Blue) peak hour express bus service will continue running from Long Beach to downtown Los Angeles. [continue reading]
FE Design & Consulting is located at the entrance of the Japanese Village Plaza along 2nd St. of the Little Tokyo area of the Regional Connector. It was established more [continue reading]
FE Design & Consulting is located at the entrance of the Japanese Village Plaza along 2nd St. of the Little Tokyo area of the Regional Connector. It was established more [continue reading]
The North San Fernando Valley Bus Rapid Transit project is returning to the Metro Board of Directors this month with an update from agency staff on the project, which aims [continue reading]
On October 17th Metro hosted an Open House to discuss transit-oriented development at the Little Tokyo/Arts District station for Metro’s Regional Connector project. In January 2019, Metro received development proposals [continue reading]
On Thursday, October 24th, the Metro Shop will be hosting a Metro Blue Line Celebration and Vintage Sign Auction event, both live in the Union Station Historic Ticketing Hall from [continue reading]
Metro today announced the reopening of the A Line (Blue) on Saturday, Nov. 2 and will offer passengers three days of free rides from Saturday Nov. 2 throughout Monday, Nov. [continue reading]
Good news for Blue Line and Expo Line riders: Metro announced today that it will run train service every six minutes across the morning and afternoon peak hours on weekdays. The Expo Line has been running every six minute trains during the peak of the peak hours and every eight [continue reading]
