All-door boarding allows customers to board a bus at any door with their TAP cards. The program is expanding to include Metro Rapid 754 starting Sunday, June 24. How does all-door [continue reading]
Day Passes will no longer be sold on Metro buses starting Sunday, July 15. Instead, you’ll be able to add up to $20 in Stored Value to your TAP card. [continue reading]
pdf here The Metro Board of Directors held their May meeting today. The full agenda is above and below is a recap of some of the more interesting items. The webstream should be posted in the next day or so and I’ll add the link when it’s up. Hopefully that [continue reading]
Take pride in riding Metro! Metro will be stocking limited edition Pride TAP cards at select TAP Vending Machines starting May 16, just in time for Long Beach Pride (which you [continue reading]
Metro will no longer be selling tokens starting May 15, 2018. If you are currently in possession of tokens, you will still be able to use them to pay fare [continue reading]
The LA 2024 bid to host the Summer Olympics has been in the news lately, with the International Olympic Committee earlier this week praising the bid, calling it “forward-looking, innovative, vibrant, and cool.” A new TAP card will be available beginning Saturday, July 8, and highlights our region’s Olympic spirit — L.A. [continue reading]
LADOT Transit will be extending their acceptance of the Metro 7-day and 30-day pass on all 27 DASH services through Jun. 30, 2017. All you need is to have an active [continue reading]
Art of Transit: Monrovia may loan developer $1.5 million to restore historic train depot (Star News) The city is considering lending the money to a developer to rehab the old [continue reading]
Now that all 26 L.A. County transit agencies are on TAP, a new TAP card design will be rolling out next month to mark the momentousness of having the “largest seamless [continue reading]
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