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]
Metro is working to make streets and sidewalks safe and convenient for everyone to support healthy neighborhoods. We are studying which proposed improvements in the Sepulveda Station First/Last Mile Plan (FLM Plan) are most needed to enhance safety and access for transit riders accessing the station on foot, bike or other [continue reading]
The LA River Path project is hosting two community meetings to provide an update on the project’s environmental review process and path design considerations. Both meetings are being held virtually, with an in-person viewing station available at Metro Headquarters in downtown LA. Below is more information on the meetings: Thursday, [continue reading]
Metro is once again pleased to partner with CicLAvia for another open streets event — in which you can walk, bike or roll car-free streets from 9 a.m. to 4 [continue reading]
Metro today held a groundbreaking for the Rail to Rail project, a new 5.5-mile path for pedestrians, cyclists and rollers that will transform a blighted, unused rail corridor in Inglewood [continue reading]
There are two upcoming virtual community update meetings for the LA River Path Project: Saturday, November 13, 10 a.m. to Noon Link: us02web.zoom.us/j/83191453227 Phone: 669.900.6833 Webinar ID: 831 9145 3227 [continue reading]
Metro today marked the beginning of construction on the Eastside Access Improvement Project, a project that will build key streetscape, pedestrian safety and bicycle access improvements for everyone walking [continue reading]
Metro has a plan to make it easier to get around L.A. County, including streets that are safer for everyone. Metro wants your input on the proposed alternatives for Rail to Rail/River Active Transportation Corridor, Segment B. The project aims to extend the future active transportation corridor (Segment A) from [continue reading]
This Saturday, Oct. 10, is the 10th anniversary of the first CicLAvia in L.A. County. That first CicLAvia was followed by many great open streets events in the past decade [continue reading]
Metro released the Notice of Preparation (NOP) for the LA River Path Project on Wednesday, initiating the environmental clearance and review phase of the project. This is the official initiation of a 45-day public comment period, where Metro will be accepting comments on the project from Wednesday, October 23, through [continue reading]
