Metro Web Communications is looking for beta testers for the upcoming version 4.0 of the Go Metro App. On behalf of Metro, a contractor will ask participants to provide their feedback by remotely testing an interactive mobile app prototype. You will need to have your own mobile device to test the [continue reading]
Snapchat geofilters can be a fun way to show your location and the best places have multiple geofilters that reflect the various aspects of where you are — whether it’s a city, [continue reading]
Thank you for your feedback on Metro.net 3.0! We appreciate everyone taking the time to provide feedback and apologize for any inconvenience. Your feedback has helped us focus quickly on the areas that matter most to you. This is an up-to-date listing of bug fixes and updates — we will continue [continue reading]
Feb. 8 update: here is a list of fixes made so far to the new site. *** After several months of testing and input from the public, the redesigned and [continue reading]
Some of you have already noticed this: underground cell phone service for T-Mobile customers is now up and running on the Metro Red and Purple Lines between Union Station and [continue reading]
In its ongoing commitment to deploy the cleanest, most energy-efficient transit vehicles in Los Angeles County, Metro will purchase five new 60-foot electric buses and eight new charging stations for [continue reading]
Completing an order of new CNG buses that comprises 40 percent of the current fleet, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) today received delivery of the 900th and [continue reading]
ICYMI: Expo Line and Metro ridership numbers for June. Art of Transit: View this post on Instagram 💗 || photo 📷 @melaneedark #GoMetro #LoveMetroLA A post shared by LA Metro [continue reading]
Shortly after Phil Washington became CEO of Metro in 2015, he said that he intended to help Metro become the best transit agency in the world. As part of that [continue reading]
It was a fairly quiet meeting Thursday of the Metro Board of Directors, the 13-member body that decides many issues large and small at the agency. In his opening remarks, [continue reading]
