LA Metro ridership jumped 9.4% in February, fueled by weekend leisure travelers
Metro ridership increased in February for the 15th consecutive month. Find out why this trend is moving upward.
Source: sgvtribune.com
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Transit firsts in 2023: 10 Freeway closure, 405 toll lanes open, new Metro rail lines
From freeway shutdowns to new rail lines and carpool lanes, a look at 2023 transportation milestones in SoCal.
Source: ocregister.com
Glass artist's business expands into classes
Oneonta native Bobby Sharp has been a lifelong artist, but his passion for glass was forged in the early 2000s.
Source: thedailystar.com
Metro says subway will move people between Valley and Westside faster than monorail
A proposed Sepulveda Pass rail would go faster underground than a monorail above the ground, data shows.
Source: dailynews.com
Metro says subway will move people between Valley and Westside faster than monorail
A proposed Sepulveda Pass rail would go faster underground than a monorail above the ground, data shows.
Source: dailybreeze.com
Metro says subway will move people between Valley and Westside faster than monorail
A proposed Sepulveda Pass rail would go faster underground than a monorail above the ground, data shows.
Source: presstelegram.com
Green-shirted greeters may become a permanent fixture on LA Metro trains, buses
Should LA Metro's popular Transit Ambassadors program become permanent?
Source: presstelegram.com
Green-shirted greeters may become a permanent fixture on LA Metro trains, buses
Should LA Metro's popular Transit Ambassadors program become permanent?
Source: dailybulletin.com
Green-shirted greeters may become a permanent fixture on LA Metro trains, buses
Should LA Metro's popular Transit Ambassadors program become permanent?
Source: sgvtribune.com
Aimed at cutting wait times, LA Metro stepping up service to subways
Metro is increasing frequencies on B (Red) and D (Purple) subway lines that run in central LA, Hollywood and the western San Fernando Valley - and tentatively on all light-rail lines.
Source: dailynews.com