Metro takes on operator assault in new campaign
Everyone realizes Metro bus operators have the daunting task of safely getting bus patrons where they need to go while battling our region’s often congested streets. The job is tough [continue reading]
How We Roll, Oct. 21: terrifying earthmunchers; traffic vs transit (again); more rail to Burbank?
Hey Dodgers 1: Follow the Sparks lead… Cutting down the nets! 2016 WNBA Champions! #WeRise #ComeWatchUsWork #GoSparks pic.twitter.com/t0lBt5yZF4 — Los Angeles Sparks (@LASparks) October 21, 2016 Hey Dodgers 2: If all goes as planned, the Dodger Stadium Express returns to service for Games 3 and 4 of the World Series [continue reading]
Metro’s new anti-sexual harassment video
Metro launched its “Off Limits” campaign last spring in an effort to reduce sexual harassment on buses and trains. The campaign was a direct response to riders identifying this as an issue in Metro’s customer surveys. Earlier posts: Everyone deserves a safe ride, don’t tolerate sexual harassment: It’s Off Limits [continue reading]
Metro attacks sexual harassment with “off limits” campaign
This has been an issue since 2013 when Metro began asking customers about sexual harassment on its annual rider survey. The question was asked again in the 2014 survey: specifically, riders [continue reading]