Fresh pics: Crenshaw/LAX Line construction
The photos are going from north to south along the 8.5-mile route for the Crenshaw/LAX Line. I posted a map of the light rail line at the very bottom of [continue reading]
Again, voters embrace bold choice
First, on behalf of everyone at Metro, a big thank you to Los Angeles County taxpayers and our riders. If you voted for Measure M, we hope you get what [continue reading]
New reports show number of developments along Gold Line
Interesting new report commissioned by the Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority on transit-oriented development (TOD) along the line. Check out the two key pages above. (If you want to print [continue reading]
How to Go Metro to every Red Bull Sound Select: 30 Days in LA venue
Have you already picked out which Red Bull Sound Select: 30 Days in LA concert you’re going to? For the entire month of November, concerts will be taking place all across Los Angeles, and [continue reading]
Measure M: projects and programs for Beverly Hills, Culver City, L.A., Santa Monica, West Hollywood and unincorporated L.A. County
As part of the Nov. 8 ballot, Los Angeles County voters will be considering Measure M, a half-cent sales tax increase and extension of the Measure R half-cent tax beyond 2039 to pay for transit, highway, walking, biking and other transportation projects. Both taxes would continue in perpetuity or until [continue reading]
Measure M: projects and programs for the South Bay cities
As part of the Nov. 8 ballot, Los Angeles County voters will be considering Measure M, a half-cent sales tax increase and extension of the Measure R half-cent tax beyond 2039 to pay for transit, highway, walking, biking and other transportation projects. Both taxes would continue in perpetuity or until [continue reading]
Measure M: projects and programs for the San Fernando Valley
As part of the Nov. 8 ballot, Los Angeles County voters will be considering Measure M, a half-cent sales tax increase and extension of the Measure R half-cent tax beyond 2039 to pay for transit, highway, walking, biking and other transportation projects. Both taxes would continue in perpetuity or until [continue reading]
How We Roll, Sept. 14ish: It’s Wednesday we need a shot in the arm
Art of Transit: Things on Twitter: what a shame and a lost opportunity. 😓 — Dulce Vasquez 🍬 (@vasquezdulce) September 14, 2016 Agree that a lot of people would have used the DSE tonight. But it’s ultimately up to promoters to allow bus service to stadium events. Hello transit, goodbye traffic! https://t.co/wRQBO2Hoih [continue reading]
How We Roll, Sept. 13ish: what happens when transit people from across the U.S. gather in one place?!
In Memoriam: Former Los Angeles County Supervisor and city of Los Angeles Councilman Ed Edelman passed away Monday at 85. Besides being an extremely nice guy, Ed was of that first [continue reading]
How We Roll, August 22: a few Olympics thoughts
Art of Transit today is from our friends at the National Park Service: View this post on Instagram A post shared by National Park Service (@nationalparkservice) If you’re looking at this photo and you not hearing the same five musical notes repeatedly rattling around your imagination, then you are in dire [continue reading]