UPDATE: Monday night was the first of three public meetings on the C and K Lines operating plan. Unfortunately, technology got the best of us, and we were unable to [continue reading]
Thank you for participating in our last two virtual public workshops in August and September. The -710 Task Force members have been developing a plan to improve mobility and quality of life along the 710 between East Los Angeles to Long Beach. Our survey and mapping tool deadline has been [continue reading]
Duke University in North Carolina recently released results from a survey on remote working that includes answers gleamed from L.A. County respondents and Metro employees. The gistiness of it: all in all, telecommuting worked out well (or well enough) for most people during the pandemic and many would like it [continue reading]
As construction continues for the Purple (D Line) Extension beneath Wilshire Boulevard, Metro is working to develop a first/last mile plan to improve biking, walking and rolling access to and from the extension’s first three stations. The First/Last Mile Planning team wants to hear from riders and residents about what the plan should consider — please take [continue reading]
Metro has established an exploratory task force to study and identify the benefits, challenges and implications of a fareless system, we want to hear from you. To provide your feedback and for a chance to win a $100 Visa card, please take this short survey! The deadline for taking the survey is 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12. [continue reading]
Dept. of Dodger Stadium Express — I suppose this made for a nicer ride home last night for many of you. Dodgers’ fans need not concern themselves with the question of why the Reds are still handing a baseball to Raisel Islegias when the game is on the line. With [continue reading]
In May 2018, the Metro Board of Directors approved the Phase 3 Expansion of Metro Bike Share to the Los Angeles communities of Pico-Union, MacArthur Park, Koreatown, Rampart Village, Echo [continue reading]
As some of you may be aware, Metro is in the midst of updating its Long Range Transportation Plan. In plain English, this is Metro’s financial blueprint for the coming [continue reading]
The LA River Path will be a transportation corridor and community link. By completing the 8-mile gap in the walking, bicycling, and rolling path along the river, neighbors and people [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share wants to hear from you! Metro is constantly looking to improve the bike share system and is interested in relocating some stations in Pasadena to better serve [continue reading]
