Dept. of Ridership in Washington D.C.: Whatever your thoughts on chalking up broader trends to "millennials", the blue line in this graph represents a genuine crisis for Metro. Younger riders [continue reading]
UPDATE: The Metro Board at its September meeting approved more study of these two routes. *** The Green Line Extension to Torrance project returns to the Metro Board of Directors [continue reading]
Click on a map to see larger Long-time Source readers know that one of the more intriguing challenges ahead for Metro is figuring out what to call its rail and [continue reading]
Metro’s On the Move Riders Program is hosting an Older Adult Transportation Pop-Up on Tuesday, Sept. 25, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Pasadena Senior Center. Location Details Pasadena Senior Center [continue reading]
Attentive readers know that we like to use The Source tout some of the benefits of taking transit: it’s generally better for the environment; it’s better than sitting/going crazy in [continue reading]
The cities of Baldwin Park, Irwindale and L.A. County Parks and Recreation have partnered with Metro to host the Pride of the Valley Open Streets event on Sunday, Sept. 16. [continue reading]
Over the years, many people have asked me why we can’t publicly sell TAP cards featuring our local beloved sports teams. The reason is simply that we don’t have permission [continue reading]
Art of Transit: A couple of shots of construction progress on the new rail yard adjacent to LAX that will serve the Crenshaw/LAX Line. And here is some video of the work done earlier this summer to restore Crenshaw Boulevard above the Leimert Park underground station: Dept. of Zero Emissions: [continue reading]
The summer blockbuster season has come to an end. However, LA Film Festival is fast approaching and will showcase independent films, TV and episodic work all throughout Los Angeles from [continue reading]
Metro will host a live, interactive telephone town hall meeting from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 13, to discuss Metro’s Long Range Transportation Plan. Metro is in the process of seeking input from the public about how funding and resources should be allocated over the next 40 years [continue reading]
