Art of Transpo Elon Musk Boring Company Test Tunnel Could Get Fast-Tracked, Blocking Metro’s Sepulveda Rail Project (Streetsblog LA) We wrote about this yesterday. The Boring Company, owned by Elon [continue reading]
It’s a midterm election year! Midterm elections tend to see a lower turnout than presidential election years, but they’re no less important. Make sure you are registered to vote on candidates and ballot measures that will shape the direction of our state. The deadline to register for the California primaries [continue reading]
Art of Transit Photos courtesy Mickey Labrador Two good views of the future Expo/Crenshaw Station on the Crenshaw/LAX Line. The pics showcase a decked Crenshaw Boulevard and some of the [continue reading]
As waves of homeless descend onto trains, L.A. tries a new strategy: social workers on the subway (LAT) As waves of homeless descend onto trains, L.A. tries a new strategy: [continue reading]
Art of Transit: First look at the Purple Line’s Westwood stations (Curbed LA) Fresh renderings of the final two stations of the Purple Line Extension at Wilshire and Westwood boulevards [continue reading]
Metro’s Community Education Team leads hands-on Rail Safety Orientation Tours offered to schools within a half-mile radius of the Blue, Expo, and Gold lines. Interested groups must first schedule a Rail Safety [continue reading]
Art of Transit: Metro is pleased to announce the launch of Personalized Drone Service to Dodger games for those who are above taking the express bus. Drones will pick up [continue reading]
Dept. of I’m Back in L.A. after 45 day exile to Ohio!: If you have a window seat on any inbound flight to LAX you can get a view of [continue reading]
Editor’s note: I’m T-minus 48 hours from ending my current exile (parents versus old age) to Southwestern Ohio and some of the most sprawliest sprawl and worst Mexican food you’ll [continue reading]
If you are 21 years old or older and interested in becoming a Metro bus operator, don’t miss our one-day hiring event this Saturday, April 7. There are more than [continue reading]
