Tag: Public Transportation
There’s Concern that Holding the Oscars at Union Station Will Disrupt Commuters
A plan to move part of the awards to the transit hub might send bus and rail riders hiking through DTLA
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
Could Congestion Tolls on Roads Mean Free Metro Transport for All?
And, if so, will Angelenos take that deal?
From Scooters to Subways, How to Navigate L.A.’s Many Modes of Transportation
One writer took them all for a spin—in a single day
The Dodger Stadium Aerial Tram Project Just Took Another Step Forward
Passengers could be gliding through the air instead of sitting in traffic
What’s Great—and Not So Great—About L.A.’s Bus Benches
They’re attractive, but could they do more to ease the perils of homelessness?
Ask Chris: If Someone Gets on the Bus Without Paying, Is There a “No Fare” Button the Driver Can Hit?
Our in-house historian has the answer
Taking Mass Transit Should Be L.A.’s Next Workout Fad
If you’re not getting in shape on city buses and trains, you’re not doing public transportation right
This Arched Expo Could Forever Change the Anaheim Freeway
A sneak peek of ARTIC, Orange County’s new high-speed rail station
A Walker in L.A.: Yesterday’s Rail Route Reimagined as Tomorrow’s Park
The land where the Pacific Electric line once ran through Beverly Hills captures Alissa Walker’s imagination
