Both Metro and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention require riders to wear face masks on public transit (except for those with a medical excuse). To make it [continue reading]
In celebration of the new TAP app, five different commemorative TAP cards are now available at Metro Customer Centers and at select TAP vending machines located at the stations listed below. Get [continue reading]
•COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths remain down from the surge earlier this winter. Metro continues to run about 80 percent of its service for essential trips. Metro is planning to boost service in June and then return to full pre-pandemic levels of bus service in September. Los Angeles County Begins [continue reading]
Metro will be performing signal system upgrade work on the C Line (Green) this weekend, starting at 9 p.m. on Friday, March 12 through close of service Sunday, March 14. [continue reading]
As we settle into Women’s History Month, we would like to shine a spotlight on Los Angeles Railway’s first African American motorman: Arcola Philpott. Hired in August of 1944, Arcola [continue reading]
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this month’s South Bay Service Council meeting will be held at 2 p.m., rather than the usual time of 9:30 a.m. Hopefully this gives some folks who wouldn’t normally be able to attend the chance to check out a Service Council meeting. Presentations scheduled include an [continue reading]
The city of Los Angeles’ newest vaccination site opens Tuesday, March 9, at USC near the E Line’s (Expo) Expo Park/USC Station and the J Line’s (Silver) 37th St/USC Station. The vaccination site is also served by many local Metro and LADOT bus routes, including the Metro 81, Metro 102, [continue reading]
Metro is offering the following training classes to those interested in the environment and sustainability. To keep our community healthy, classes will be held online. Small businesses (SBE), businesses owned by economically disadvantaged [continue reading]
pdf for download here Metro’s COVID-19 Recovery Task Force has released A Path Forward, their final report (see above), completing the work begun in April of 2020. The release is a chance to highlight the recommendations and final changes to them, clarify how the recommendations will be implemented (and shared [continue reading]
•Cases of COVID-19 in L.A. County — and at Metro — have dropped steeply in recent weeks after the deadly surge of late fall and winter. The next big step for Metro is to keep cases down and secure vaccinations for frontline staff. •Metro continues to run service for essential [continue reading]
