With Earth Day approaching on Friday, April 22, we wanted to share this news from our friends at Metrolink, who yesterday announced their locomotives now run entirely on cleaner burning recycled natural fats and vegetable oils. Metrolink operates commuter rail service in our five county region — with good connections [continue reading]
As has become custom in recent years, Metro will be offering free bus, rail and bike share rides on Earth Day — Friday, April 22 — in recognition of public transit’s role in helping improve the environment. And, in particular, transit’s role in reducing greenhouse gases that cause climate change. [continue reading]
Good afternoon and Good Earth Day — we hope that you’re enjoying the free rides on Metro buses and trains today. The point of the freebies: taking transit instead of [continue reading]
By going Metro instead of driving each day, you’re eliminating about half a ton of CO2 per year. That’s awesome, and you’re awesome. And now you can tell the world [continue reading]
As planets go, ours is a beaut. In celebration of Earth Day on Monday, April 22, Metro is offering free rides on our buses, trains, and bike share bikes. The [continue reading]
One reason you may choose to take public transportation is to reduce your carbon footprint. And while one less car chugging away on the highway is great, by taking a [continue reading]
CicLAvia is back for 2018 just in time for Earth Day this Sunday (April 22) with a brand new route through the Western Inland Empire. CicLAvia Heart of the Foothills [continue reading]
ICYMI: Metro is offering free rides on Earth Day! You can ride any Metro bus and train from midnight to 11:59 p.m. on April 22 free of charge. Metro Bike is also free that day when you use promo code 4222018 to check out a bike. Redeem as many 30-minute rides as you [continue reading]
Looking for a way to celebrate L.A. Arts Month or National Poetry Month? From an all new outdoor concert series to the Los Angeles debut of “The Poet is In,” [continue reading]
That’s right, I’m going to use photos of cute critters threatened by climate change to guilt you into riding the bus and/or train every now and then (if you don’t [continue reading]
