Metro is currently conducting a feasibility study to evaluate a number of high-capacity transit alternatives between the San Fernando Valley and Westside. The next round of community meetings for the [continue reading]
You’re invited to a community meeting on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project. These public meetings will include an overview of the project’s ongoing feasibility study and initial concepts for the future rail connection between the San Fernando Valley and the Westside. Meeting details: Thursday, June 7, 2018 6 p.m. – [continue reading]
More on the monorail story we mentioned yesterday…. L.A. mayor thinks a monorail over the 405 Freeway could tame traffic gridlock (LAT) During a radio interview earlier this week, L.A. [continue reading]
In a significant initial step to bring a transit line through L.A.’s notoriously congested Sepulveda Pass, Metro on Wednesday issued a Request for Proposals to study the feasibility of various [continue reading]
Metro today announced that four unsolicited proposals that could accelerate two mega projects included in Metro’s Measure M transportation ballot measure have advanced from Phase I to Phase II analysis. Two of the proposals are for the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor and two are for the Sepulveda Pass [continue reading]
Department of Of Course It’s Not Working: Metro blog experiencing technical difficulties at the moment. Early diagnosis of the problem: it's Nov. 7. — stevehymon (@stevehymon) November 7, 2016 Programming [continue reading]
Here’s the news release from Metro: Two proposals for Sepulveda Pass, one on West Santa Ana Rail project The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) today announced that it has received three more unsolicited proposals for Measure M mega projects – two for the Sepulveda Pass project and another [continue reading]
Above is the list of transit projects that would receive Measure M funding — along with groundbreaking and completion dates. Metro is also exploring public-private partnerships that may be used to accelerate some projects. Below are project descriptions. In some cases, a project’s final mode and route will be determined as [continue reading]
Above is a list of highway and transit projects and programs that would receive funding from the Measure M sales tax ballot measure. The list includes groundbreaking dates and project completion dates. The ballot measure would raise the countywide sales tax by a half cent and continue the Measure R [continue reading]
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]
