First up: the 101 freeway isn’t the easiest to negotiate on the best of days, especially through the downtown Los Angeles interchanges. This weekend is going to be particularly slow as the segment of the 101 between the 10 and the 60 freeways will be closed due to the demolition of [continue reading]
Art of Transit: Transit-Oriented Sports: Vinny the Vet pic.twitter.com/bKr8WfKilr — LA Kings (@LAKings) January 25, 2016 Nice win in San Jose. Kings play the Avalance at Staples on Wednesday — a convenient short walk from the Blue and Expo Lines’ Pico Station. Could Metro Rail reach the new [continue reading]
Let’s face it. The L.A. dining scene can be pretty overwhelming! With so many unique cuisine options, it’s nearly impossible to sample all the great food our city has to offer. [continue reading]
The Transit Tourist takes a look at other transit systems across the globe from the first person perspective of a visitor. What can Metro learn from how these other systems [continue reading]
Art of Transit: David Bowie was a #straphanger.(Kills me to type "was.")#RIPBowie pic.twitter.com/uSWxflhxkd — Taras Grescoe 🐌 (@grescoe) January 11, 2016 #RIPDavidBowie'Cos Ziggy Stardust was a #straphanger.#Tokyo 1978 pic.twitter.com/lF4D9mZfbQ — [continue reading]
Art of Transit: Striking new look for Martin Expo Town Center (Urbanize LA) The Cadillac dealer at Olympic/Bundy in West L.A. is set to be replaced by this residential and commercial [continue reading]
Early work began last week on a new entrance to the busy 7th/Metro Center Station in DTLA that serves the Blue Line, Expo Line and Red/Purple Lines. The entrance will connect [continue reading]
The end of the year is fast approaching and you should definitely consider Going Metro as you start making plans for New Year’s Eve because: 1. Who wants to ring in [continue reading]
Photos and video from the media event held Monday in Pasadena at Del Mar Station: Each year thousands descend upon Pasadena to attend the Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena on [continue reading]
It’s been another busy year at Metro. In the same year the Blue Line — Metro’s oldest light rail line — turned 25, construction continued on five rail [continue reading]
