Have you heard that tune? If you’ve recently passed through Union Station, it might just be the public piano – a customer favorite which recently reopened for public play daily [continue reading]
This month, the Gateway Cities and Westside Central Service Councils will hold a joint meeting dedicated to the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor (WSAB) project. The Draft Environmental Impact [continue reading]
We’re celebrating the black and gold with an LAFC commemorative TAP card! The cards are now available at Metro Customer Centers and select TAP vending machines at the Metro stations [continue reading]
Metro Micro is now piloting in seven different service zones across Los Angeles County — and we’re glad to see so many people giving it a try! However, as the [continue reading]
Metro is studying the areas around Purple (D Line) Extension’s Section 1 for opportunities to improve walking and biking connections to the three new rail stations: Wilshire/La Brea Wilshire/Fairfax Wilshire/La [continue reading]
The Metrolink Board of Directors on Friday voted to approve Darren Kettle as the next CEO of Metrolink, the commuter rail agency that serves Southern California. LA Metro is one [continue reading]
Metro will be conducting signal system upgrades on the C Line (Green) Friday, July 23 after 10 a.m. through Sunday, July 25 close of service. In order for crews to [continue reading]
Join our team & become a driver for Metro Micro! Benefits include: Competitive Hourly Pay Medical & Dental Insurance Tuition Reimbursement Vehicle Provided By Metro …And More! Apply today at metro.net/drivemicro. [continue reading]
The 2021 American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Awards recognize organizations and leaders that have greatly advanced public transportation. Metro was recognized this year with the Innovation Award for our efforts to give people a way into jobs and careers in the transportation industry via Metro’s WIN-LA and Career Pathways programs. [continue reading]
With COVID-19 cases again rising in Los Angeles County, a new health order took effect over the weekend requiring that all people wear face masks indoors. A few reminders: •As has been the case since May 2020, Metro and other transit agencies continue to require riders to wear face masks [continue reading]
