Metro, Measure Up! and the Regional Integration of Intelligent Transportation Systems (RIITS) have teamed up to collect, share and analyze transportation data to better understand travel patterns and help inform transportation policies and operations throughout the Los Angeles region. Measure Up! LOCUS are dashboards that provide info from transportation trips [continue reading]
We have been getting an increasing number of rider complaints about the use of drugs on our system. We’ve heard you, and we take your complaints and frustration with this issue seriously. Metro is stepping up the enforcement of our zero-tolerance policy prohibiting drug use on our system. To be [continue reading]
The LIFE program is holding events throughout Los Angeles County this month to help riders sign up for our low-income fare program. LIFE offers discounted transit passes or 20 free rides each month to low-income riders. Riders can use LIFE discounts to ride Metro and other participating transit agencies. Join [continue reading]
Heads up, C Line (Green) riders. There will be no train service between El Segundo and Redondo Beach Station this Saturday, February 11 from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. due [continue reading]
Redondo Beach will formally unveil its new Redondo Beach Transit Center (RBTC) tomorrow — Tuesday, February 7. The RBTC will replace the existing Transit Center located at the South Bay Galleria and will serve as a modern multimodal transportation facility. This will be exciting for transit riders, as the RBTC [continue reading]
TAP wearables — key fobs and wristbands — are on sale at Metro Customer Centers and at the Foothill Transit and Torrance Transit stores. The wearables make it easy to [continue reading]
The B (Red) Line has always been the busiest line in our transit network. On an average weekday, the B Line has about 75,000 boardings. Together with the D (Purple) Line, which shares some of the same track, the B Line has seen more than 400 million boardings over the [continue reading]
The South Bay Council of Governments (COG) is actively seeking nominations to Metro’s South Bay Cities (SBC) Service Councils. How it works: The COG makes nominations for the Service Council, and the Metro Board of Directors approves them — after which new members are sworn in and can begin their [continue reading]
The California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) has announced that Metro will receive a full request of $600 million in state grant funding for a key expansion of the Metro system, [continue reading]
In February, all Councils will hear about the Station Evaluation Program Findings and Regional Updates. The San Fernando Valley Council will hear about the LIFE Program Update, and the South Bay Cities Council will decide on their in-person meeting location, as this is the month last month for virtual-only Service [continue reading]
