The Concept
Simply stated, 30/10 means accomplishing 30 years’ worth of transit projects in just 10 years.
The Concept is simple:
The concept of the 30/10 Initiative is to use the long-term revenue from the Measure R sales tax as collateral for long-term bonds and a federal loan which will allow Metro to build 12 key mass transit projects in 10 years, rather than 30. Accelerating construction of these 12 key Metro projects will result in substantial cost savings.
Successful implementation of the 30/10 Initiative will also deliver immediate benefits like hundreds of thousands of jobs to improve the local economy, reduce greenhouse emissions and ease traffic congestion. The 30/10 Initiative is both an unprecedented step forward for LA County and a model of progress for the entire nation.
Employment Benefit:
- 160,000 new jobs will be created
Annual Benefits with 30/10:
- 77 million more transit boardings
- 521,000 fewer pounds of mobile source pollution emissions
- 10.3 million fewer gallons of gasoline used
- 191 million fewer vehicle miles traveled
Last Revised
Monday May 02, 2011
Funding
Here is the Plan:
Last Revised
Thursday February 24, 2011
30/10 Projects
Last Revised
Thursday December 08, 2011
Showing the latest posts relating to: 30-10
-
-
Posted by Steve Hymon on July 10, 2012 11:14 am
- As many of you know, President Obama last week signed a two-year federal transportation spending bill. In recent decades, Congress has usually approved bills that cover more years but in these ...
-
-
Posted by Steve Hymon on June 20, 2012 10:03 pm
- Source: Metro staff.
Measure R was approved by nearly 68 percent of Los Angeles County voters in 2008 as a half-cent sales tax that would be in effect for 30 years — with an expiration date of ...
-
-
Posted by Gayle Anderson on April 17, 2012 6:31 pm
- Metro staff has finished a report to the agency’s Board of Directors on different funding scenarios for transportation projects if Measure R was extended.
It is important to emphasize that the ...
-
-
Posted by Gayle Anderson on March 19, 2012 8:06 pm
- Officials break ground March 19 to launch the I-5 HOV Widening and Alondra Boulevard Bridge Project, the second of six segments of the I-5 South Corrdior Improvement Projects.
Caltrans and Metro ...
-
-
Posted by goodwindo on January 24, 2012 9:50 am
- Buenos Aires Metro Linea A (Photo Credit: parabuenosaires.com — El Noticiero de la Ciudad)
A recent article in the Los Angeles Times reports that Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and a ...
-
-
Posted by Carter Rubin on January 20, 2012 10:29 am
- Here is a look at some of the transportation headlines gathered by us and the Metro Library. The full list of headlines is posted on the library’s blog.
Eric Garcetti discusses Wilshire Bus Lane ...
-
-
Posted by Fred Camino on September 23, 2011 10:03 am
- 10 years ago there was no Gold Line.
I stumbled upon an article from the travel section in the UK paper The Independent, dated April 29, 2001, entitled Los Angeles without a car.
In the article ...
-
-
Posted by Fred Camino on July 29, 2011 11:00 am
- Music pick: Those' Darlin's at The Echo. Friday 8:30pm.
It’s the last weekend of July already? Go Metro this weekend for some summer fun before the summer’s gone! Lot of stuff ...
-
-
Posted by Fred Camino on July 22, 2011 4:58 pm
- Beat the summer doldrums by going Metro this weekend to any number of great events – many of them FREE or DISCOUNTED for Metro riders! Tonight plan a dinner date at California Plaza in downtown ...
-
-
Posted by Fred Camino on July 15, 2011 5:17 pm
- Carmageddon is upon us. Why not Go Metro (in many cases for free) while Mulholland comes down? Here’s 22 fantastic, Metro accessible events that will make this lost weekend seem, well, not ...
