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Metro Rail's Hollywood/Western Station at Center of all the Action for Thai New Year's Festival
Metro's community-based transit service sector governance councils will hold their regular monthly public meetings in April to discuss various transportation issues within their respective service sectors.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) Board of Directors today approved a new Metro bus transportation operating facility planned for West Los Angeles, certifying the project's final environmental impact report (EIR).
Nueva exhibición pública de arte en el Pierce College del 28 de Marzo al 21 de Abril muestra los diseños de obras de arte para el carrill exclusivo de autobuses en el Valle de San Fernando actualmente en construcción.
New public art exhibit at Pierce College March 28 to April 21 showcases artwork designs for San Fernando Valley transitway now under construction.
New public art exhibit at Pierce College March 28 to April 21 showcases artwork designs for San Fernando Valley transitway now under construction.
In an effort to cut red tape and increase convenience, Metro will launch a new photo-less Student Fare Card program March 21, 2005 for K-12 students. The new streamlined process eliminates the need for an application and the taking of a special photo to obtain the fare card.
Easy to remember and implement, strategy intended to make best use of regional transportation system while helping to mitigate spiraling fuel costs for consumers
There will be no change in Metro Bus and Metro Rail fares charged senior citizens, students and disabled persons, cash fares would drop and discount tokens would be continued if the MTA Board next week concurs with a revised staff recommendation on fare restructuring.
The MTA will conduct a public hearing on Santa Catalina Island on Tuesday, April 5 to receive ideas and suggestions for meeting public transportation needs on Santa Catalina Island. The hearing will be held in Avalon at the City Hall, 410 Avalon Canyon Road, held in conjunction with their council meeting starting at 7:00 p.m.
Metro begins street decking operation Friday, March 11, on First Street between Bodie and Bailey Streets for construction of the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension, the 6-mile light rail project that will connect Little Tokyo, Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles with the regional Metro Rail system.
Businesses interested in contracting with Metro, the county's lead transportation agency, should not miss the 12th Annual Greater Los Angeles Vendor Fair April 27 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Construction of the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension light rail project continues with preparation for the excavation of the 1.8-mile tunnel segment and two underground stations along First Street in Boyle Heights. The project, with a budget of $898 million, is expected to be open to the public by late 2009.
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