When we talk about public safety, everyone’s contribution matters. No one has better real-time insights into how our various safety initiatives are working than the people who ride our system [continue reading]
Bus service is on our minds this year more than ever. We hired over 1000 new operators. We restored service to pre-pandemic levels. We’re on our way to creating a [continue reading]
Years ago, Jose Escobar bought a Transit Access Pass (TAP) card and when he received it he realized it was different. “I remember that it was not the basic card… [continue reading]
A few months ago, we officially launched fare capping on all Metro buses and trains –– allowing riders to save more as they ride by using a TAP card. If [continue reading]
Due to the Mexican Independence Day Parade in East Los Angeles on Sunday, September 10, we are implementing detours for Metro bus lines 70 and 258 from 6 a.m. to [continue reading]
One of the biggest celebrations in Los Angeles is undoubtedly the Independence of Mexico, which is celebrated every September 16. However, what happened on September 15, 1810, cannot be ignored. [continue reading]
Los Angeles might be known as the epicenter of car culture, but to think of the region exclusively that way is merely to scratch its surface. In this piece, the [continue reading]
Are you a train enthusiast? A history aficionado? A transportation professional? A rider? If so, mark your calendars –– Los Angeles Union Station Train Festival 2023: A Celebration of Past, [continue reading]
Metro Youth Council was created to develop the capacity of young people to engage and participate in Metro’s projects, programs, and initiatives. The council is made up of 27 youth members who serve a 1-year term (January to December), attend monthly virtual meetings, participate in Metro events, and provide their perspective [continue reading]
Hey, LA! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 9! We’re planning a party, and you’re invited! Come celebrate one of Metro’s newest rail stations, Little Tokyo/Arts District. The station is [continue reading]
