Beginning Friday, October 1, Metro and the Sheriff’s Department will activate a photo enforcement program along the future Crenshaw/LAX Line to deter motorists from disobeying traffic signals and illegally driving across the train tracks. In October, motorists will receive warnings before actual citations are issued, starting November 1. We’re posting [continue reading]
Rail safety is a team effort and everyone needs to do their part in sharing knowledge and facts that will help deter unsafe behavior and reduce incidents along tracks and [continue reading]
Rail safety is a team effort and everyone needs to do their part in sharing knowledge and facts that will help deter unsafe behavior and reduce incidents along tracks and [continue reading]
Look, listen and stay alive! September is Rail Safety Month in California. Rail safety is a team effort and everyone needs to do their part in sharing knowledge and facts [continue reading]
Metro’s Community Education team will be hosting several pop-up safety events at some of our busiest stations throughout the month of June. Stop by one of our tables to say [continue reading]
Metro’s Community Education Team leads hands-on Rail Safety Orientation Tours offered to schools within a half-mile radius of the Blue, Expo, and Gold lines. Interested groups must first schedule a Rail Safety [continue reading]
Photos: Jacob Greenlund/Metro Halloween is right around the corner, and I’m sure many of you are starting to make trick-or-treating plans. We want all walking dead and small creatures to [continue reading]
September is the official Rail Safety Month and Metro’s transit safety team will be out and about the entire month handing out goodies and reminding riders to look, listen and stay alive [continue reading]
As many of you may know, I’m part of the team that monitors Metro’s Twitter, and I’d recently noticed there were quite a few tweets expressing appreciation for some of our [continue reading]
Above is new and — I think — good approach to safety videos by Metro. These were inspired by the “Dumb Ways to Die” video produced by the Melbourne Metro in [continue reading]
