Transportation and Mobility
Bus service was cut 20% during the pandemic and ridership remains at about 55% of pre-COVID levels.
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
Transportation and Mobility
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Transportation and Mobility
L.A. Metro leaders say they want to move faster to implement alternatives to armed policing on the system, but also say they've been forced to give more money to law enforcement agencies this year to address "out of control" contract spending. -
Transportation and Mobility
Apart from the ARP funding, L.A. Metro officials said the agency is also set to receive more than $275 million to fund and accelerate the Regional Connector and Purple Line Extension projects.
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Transportation and Mobility
SB 550 would require speed camera pilot programs to be run by local transportation agencies, not police.
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Transportation and Mobility
Police say the teen driver was speeding in a Lamborghini SUV when he crashed into Monique Muñoz's car, killing her. He'd been recently cited for unsafe driving.
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Transportation and Mobility
A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the ACLU, which argued that, in the wrong hands, the data could be weaponized against marginalized communities.
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Transportation and Mobility
The two-phase pilot would start in January 2022 and run to June 2023. Then Metro’s leaders could decide to continue or expand free transit to more riders and services.
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Transportation and Mobility
Less than a quarter-mile of the high-traffic Robertson Boulevard will be closed to cars for 32 hours over the weekend. City staff will study the program and could decide to expand it.
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Transportation and Mobility
Where (And Why) LA Metro Is Exploring 'Congestion Pricing' (AKA Making You Pay To Use Certain Roads)Metro officials say charging drivers to travel on certain roads at certain times would reduce congestion by incentivizing commuters to seek alternative travel options.
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Transportation and Mobility
Washington pushed progressive ideas for regional transit as rail expanded, bus ridership plummeted and the pandemic gutted vital funding.
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Transportation and Mobility
Alessa Fajardo's family and local safety advocates had been calling for improvements since the young girl was killed by a driver while walking to school in 2019.
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Transportation and Mobility
In October 2019, Alessa Fajardo was killed by a driver while walking to her preschool. Her family is still waiting for the driver to be held accountable — and for the city of Los Angeles to make their neighborhood streets safer.
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Transportation and Mobility
Speed kills, but speed limits in L.A. and across California keep rising because of a state law local leaders have called "absurd."
