Tag: Metro
Just 46 Percent of Metro Employees Are Vaccinated Against the Coronavirus
Improving that statistic and totally rethinking customer service are just two of the challenges facing the transit agency's new CEO, Stephanie Wiggins
This Photographer Has Spent 30 Years Capturing L.A.’s Subways as They Take Shape
Ken Karagozian decades-long project of heading underground and shooting Metro's construction projects exists where documentary meets fine art
Mayor Garcetti Backs Proposal to Make Metro Bus and Rail Rides Totally Free
Los Angeles would be the first major city in the world with a fare-free public transit system
How Public Transit Riders Are Managing Their Metro Commutes During the Pandemic
Commuting by bus or train during the coronavirus era can be complicated, but passengers are looking to each other for a little consideration
Is it Safe to Ride Metro? Tips for Taking Public Transit During the Coronavirus Outbreak
It's more than carrying sanitizer, according to Metro
Metro Is Betting Its Second-Oldest Light Rail Line Is About to See a Jump in Ridership
The authority is seeking funds to make big improvements to the Green Line (aka the C Line)
Will the Problems That Plague the Expo Line Get Worse Next Year?
City council will give the train traffic signal priority to address delays and bunching, but overcrowding could still be an issue when the Crenshaw Line opens
The Metro Blue Line Reopens Next Month as Line A, er, the A Line
Metro is in the midst of a bumpy rebranding of all its train lines
Metro Is Experimenting with Public Rideshare—Without the Help of Uber or Lyft
Uber wants to become the "Amazon" of transit, but L.A.'s transit agency has its own ideas
4 Bus-Only Lanes That Would Change the Way People Get Around L.A.
The boulevards and streets that need rapid transit right now
