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“I'm a 108 bus catchingBlue line train riding, westsider with the young extras” — RIP Nipsey Hussle. pic.twitter.com/5USIexD07N — LA Metro (@metrolosangeles) April 1, 2019 Here’s an appreciation in the [continue reading]
Tidbit from @metrolosangeles: The service planning department says they're working with LADOT and Garcetti’s office to install a "pilot bus lane" by the end of 2019. Several other corridors could [continue reading]
As many of you likely know, the Metro Board of Directors in February approved launching a feasibility study of congestion relief pricing, which is the use of tolls to manage [continue reading]
Art of Walking I’m sure you heard about the helicopter-landing-in-the-preserve-incident — by incident I mean “hopeful felony conviction.” Type in #antelopevalleypoppyreserve on IG and you can see all sorts of [continue reading]
News from the Westside: Los Angeles City Council rejected an appeal from neighborhood advocates fighting a bicycle lane on Venice Boulevard in Mar Vista, so now the group plans to [continue reading]
Huge news: To alleviate traffic, Metro is not going to expand another freeway but instead look into congestion pricing/charging a fee for Uber and Lyft. To protect those unable to afford a fee, an equity study will be attached. Yes, yes, AND YES. //t.co/iuOy5WVh94 — Brian Addison (@BrianAddisonLB) March 1, [continue reading]
From the Dept. of Transit-Oriented Hiking: View this post on Instagram Be sure to check out our story today on how to get to Debs Park via the Gold Line [continue reading]
I’m very curious to hear everyone’s comments on the article that ran in the Los Angeles Times this morning. I highly encourage everyone to read it — no grazing please. The story is very good and thorough. The gist of it: Metro staff are recommending that congestion pricing — tolling [continue reading]
Art of Transit: View this post on Instagram We’re almost through the week (and the storms…) ◽️ photo 📸 @ssjr__13 ◽️ #losangeles #GoMetro #larain #greyscale A post shared by Metro (@metrolosangeles) on Jan 16, 2019 at 6:03pm PST Dept. of All the Transit News Fit to Print, Courtesy ABC [continue reading]
Seattle has more construction cranes than any other U.S. city — again. Here's how the city stacks up against others. //t.co/yIwpwMGHrp pic.twitter.com/RGNq0cAA3s — The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) January 16, 2019 L.A. gets a Silver Medal! A lot of them, as far as I can tell, are near transit lines. See: [continue reading]
