As we continue to welcome back more riders to Metro, we are initiating a pilot program called “Respect the Ride,” which began Monday, April 4. The idea is simple: we’re working to improve safety and the customer experience on the Metro system. As part of Respect the Ride, we’re deploying [continue reading]
Super Kind and Rude Dude cut-outs will be on display at Entertainment Hobby Shop JUNGLE (Anime Jungle) in Little Tokyo from Wednesday, Oct. 17, through Wednesday, Oct. 24. Stop by and [continue reading]
One year ago, we debuted Metro Manners: a transit etiquette campaign starring magical girl Super Kind and her arch-nemesis, Rude Dude. You can refresh your memory and view the previous [continue reading]
The thing with public transportation is that you’re going to have to interact with the general public when you ride. That’s not really an issue for many people. But every [continue reading]
Art of Transit: A couple of views below of construction of the cut-and-cover section of the Crenshaw/LAX Line that will run from Crenshaw Boulevard and 59th Street to just west [continue reading]
Part of Metro’s marketing campaign to encourage a safer riding environment for all will include new bus and rail posters reminding passengers they are “on this ride together.” Please be respectful to [continue reading]
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Art of Transit 1: Someone just lost her first #tooth [continue reading]
I saw something earlier today on the Gold Line that got me thinking of the above video, which is one of a series produced by our marketing team to promote better [continue reading]
It’s a fact of life people are going to notice other people when riding the bus or train. By which I really mean: it’s inevitable that some riders are going [continue reading]
Love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. Last year, Metro held the first ever Speed Dating on the Red Line, and we’re gearing up to do it again [continue reading]
