The G Line (Orange) will undergo crossing gate testing at the Hayvenhurst pedestrian crossing from Nov. 8 through Nov. 19 as part of the G Line BRT Improvements Project. The [continue reading]
The LA Marathon returns this Sunday, Nov. 7 with a slightly different course. Though the start line is still at Dodger Stadium, the finish line will be in Century City. [continue reading]
We’re hosting free bike classes across L.A. County. Whether you’re new to biking or just new to biking on city streets, these classes and group rides can help you become more comfortable with riding in an urban environment. Upcoming classes and rides are listed below. Be sure to RSVP to guarantee your [continue reading]
This month, all Service Councils will get updates on Metro’s Fareless System Initiative and the December bus service changes for their respective regions. They’ll also hear a roundup of regional items of interest. The San Fernando Valley Service Council will receive an update on the NoHo to Pasadena BRT Project, [continue reading]
Our newest limited edition TAP card celebrates the richly diverse culture and heritage of Filipino Americans in greater Los Angeles. The TAP cards will be available for purchase starting Friday, Oct. [continue reading]
The final artist we’re featuring in our four-part series Nos Vemos/We See Us, which highlights arts-based approaches to community engagement to help inform future transportation investments in the Southeast L.A. area, is Metro [continue reading]
Metro Art recently installed an artwork by Erwin Redl at the currently under construction Expo/Crenshaw Station. This new artwork — titled Inside Out – Outside In – Inside Out — spans [continue reading]
Metro has partnered with Early Warning Labs of Santa Monica to install a new earthquake early warning system at all of our bus and rail divisions — just in time [continue reading]
Metro is creating its first Youth Council with the goal of developing the capacity of young people to engage with and participate in Metro’s plans, projects, programs and initiatives. Become [continue reading]
UPDATE 10/27: Learn more on the topic in recent coverage from the Los Angeles Times and LAist, and in this report from the 1871 Memorial Steering Committee. If you’re [continue reading]
