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Uber gets heave-ho in London, countdown clocks, Claremont station: HWR, Sept. 22

by Steve Hymon , September 22, 2017

Totally agreed – actual terrifying photo of raccoon gang in San Francisco (photo by Stephen W. Thomson) pic.twitter.com/8WTUTy5ZLX — Sami Erickson (@samantharosa) September 22, 2017 #OnThisDay 1953 debuted the 4 Level Interchange in #DowntownLA. Traffic hasn't been the same since🚗 #flashbackfriday https://t.co/PDY9OwjYvT pic.twitter.com/acJcfz7Sf6 — UCLA Digital Library (@UCLADigLib) September 22, [continue reading]

Make your voice heard at Long Beach Transit’s STAR Initiative October community meetings

by Anna Chen , September 22, 2017

The Long Beach Transit Systemwide Transit Analysis and Reassessment (STAR) Initiative launched earlier this year in order to evaluate different types of service investments and consider possible changes to LBT’s services and [continue reading]

How We Roll, Sept. 21: San Fernando Valley edition

by Steve Hymon , September 21, 2017

Art of Transit: Dept. of Sportsing: The Rams beat the 49ers 41-39 Thursday night. That means they’ll be at least .500 by the time their next game at the Coliseum [continue reading]

Rethinking the future of transportation

by Nolan Borgman , September 20, 2017

Transit is a critical piece of overall mobility in any urban environment. But, it is still just that – a piece of a much larger transportation picture. Across L.A. County, about six to seven percent of commuters use transit to reach work. This means that there many opportunities to capture [continue reading]

Go Avenue 26 – A little paint and a lot of listening

by Nolan Borgman , September 19, 2017

How a small project by a local non-profit stands for so much more A little over a year ago, Metro’s First and Last Mile Planning team sat with LA-Más to talk about [continue reading]

Messing with roads, no one walking to school: How We Roll, Sept. 19

by Steve Hymon , September 19, 2017

Things to read whilst transiting: Metro’s chief innovation officer offers his two cents on the hyperloop and self-driving vehicles. Good read. Dept. of Twitter: #AvisoMetro Las líneas #L1, #L2, #L3, #L4, #L5, #L6, #L7, #L8, #L9 y #LB operan con normalidad. La marcha de trenes es continua. — MetroCDMX (@MetroCDMX) [continue reading]

Thoughts on the Hyperloop and autonomous vehicles

by Office of Extraordinary Innovation , September 18, 2017

Embed from Getty Images How will autonomous vehicles impact Metro is a question oft-asked of our agency’s innovation office. By Joshua Schank / Chief Innovation Officer When you have a title like “Chief Innovation Officer in the Office of Extraordinary Innovation at LA Metro” people tend to ask you about [continue reading]

Homelessness, walkability and planning in LA, freebie rides in Bay Area: HWR, Sept. 18

by Steve Hymon , September 18, 2017

Dept. of Dodgers Stadium Express: Within 48 hours I may be able to write — with certainty — that you can Go Metro to the Dodgers playoff opener on Friday, Oct. 6, against either the Cubs, Diamondbacks, Rockies, Brewers or Cardinals. More here about our freebie bus to the ballpark [continue reading]

Final Update: Blue Line resuming normal service

by Lexi Hinton , September 13, 2017

12:42 p.m.: Police activity has cleared and normal Blue Line service is now resuming. Minor residual delays are to be expected until 1 p.m. 10:06 a.m., Update: 8:36 a.m.: For alternate service between South LA and downtown LA, consider Silver Line + Green Line to bypass delay area.

Olympics/Paralympics, Dodgers, are buses the hot trend in transit: HWR, Sept. 13

by Steve Hymon , September 13, 2017

Dept. of Los Angeles Olympics and Paralympics in 2028 #FollowTheSun pic.twitter.com/bKN9zKcrcU — Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) September 13, 2017 It's official 🎉 The IOC just announced Los Angeles will be [continue reading]

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