Beginning this Sunday, Sept. 10, we’re adding more frequent service to the B and D Line subway — something many riders have requested. On weekdays, trains will run every 12 [continue reading]
Metro held its annual State of the Agency event last Monday at Union Station. As we do each year, the event was a chance to look back at our work [continue reading]
Whether you ride Metro every day or occasionally, we want you to feel welcome, safe and above all, to have a great ride. That’s why we’re excited for you to [continue reading]
Metro announced today a 12 percent increase in transit ridership compared to a year ago. There were 255 million boardings in 2022, surpassing the 227 million in 2021. “During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of Metro’s riders disappeared, and stayed away for most of the epidemic. As [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors and the L.A. City Council in July 2019 authorized the Bus Speed Engineering Working Group, a collaborative effort between Metro and LADOT to speed up [continue reading]
Reliability, frequency, safety, cleanliness, and homelessness are top concerns among Metro riders according to Metro’s 2022 Customer Experience Survey released today. Metro’s 2022 Customer Experience Survey was conducted earlier this year between March and May 2022. A total of 12,239 surveys were taken on board Metro buses, trains, and [continue reading]
Time does fly: it was 10 years ago today that the first segment of the E Line — then known only as the Expo Line — opened between 7th/Metro in [continue reading]
As has been our tradition on The Source, let’s take a look back at some of the more notable highlights from the past year Metro-wise. Before we go any further, [continue reading]
There has been a lot happening fare-wise at Metro. As we head into December this is a good chance to bring everyone up to speed. Fare collection resumes on the Metro bus system on January 10. Your fares help keep our system running, the reason we’re restarting front-door only boarding [continue reading]
pdf download here Metro’s Better Bus Program returns to the Metro Board of Directors this month seeking $2.1 billion in funding over the next five years. The goal of Better Bus is to make meaningful investments in the bus system, as follows: •Faster bus trips via new bus lanes, traffic [continue reading]
