Things to read whilst transiting: Overlooked, a New York Times project to add obituaries for remarkable women who the paper overlooked when they died. Things to read 2: NYT tech columnist Farhad Manjoo got all his news from print newspapers for two months and turned off news alerts. How’d it [continue reading]
Art of Transport: How they build bridges in China. Just awesome pic.twitter.com/WFD6xlxX9d — The Invisible Man (@invisibleman_17) March 5, 2018 Art of Transit: Real time arrival predictions pic.twitter.com/qnGSPDdqBy — Scott [continue reading]
In early morning hours of a cool winter morning, 20 concrete mixer trucks have arrived at the future Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Station in downtown Los Angeles. It was the [continue reading]
Final update, 6:18 p.m.: Emergency repairs have concluded. Trains are resuming normal service with residual delays until 7:15 p.m. BLUE LINE: Trains resuming normal service with major residual delays thru 7:15pm; earlier incident now clear. pic.twitter.com/JtQL2DRsS9 — Metro (@metrolosangeles) February 23, 2018 The Blue Line will experience major delays through [continue reading]
Work to modernize the Blue Line — Metro’s oldest and busiest light rail line — has been underway since 2014 as part of a $1.2-billion project we’re calling “The New [continue reading]
And that’s all she wrote. On Tuesday evening, the tunnel boring machine (TBM) for the Regional Connector — named Angeli — arrived beneath the intersection of Flower and 4th streets [continue reading]
10:49 a.m., Update: Blue Line trains are now running normal 12-minute midday service. Due to weather related signal issues that began around 6 a.m. today, the Blue Line will run every 20 minutes as we work to restore the signaling system. Please note trains will travel at reduced speeds and [continue reading]
There will be no train service to three Metro Blue Line stations — Florence, Firestone, 103rd/Watts Towers — from Friday evening through the close of service on Sunday in order [continue reading]
This has been a busy year for the Regional Connector project. All of the project’s progress —from relocating major utilities to mining twin tunnels — was helped considerably by community [continue reading]
Update, 6:45 p.m.: Power in the area has now been restored and trains are resuming normal service. BLUE LINE: Trains resuming normal service; earlier power issue in Long Beach now clear. pic.twitter.com/mmMWw73h5u — Metro (@metrolosangeles) December 22, 2017 Repairs to the overhead power supply system in Long Beach are expected to [continue reading]
