Meghan McCarty Carino
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Metro surveyed users of the new light rail to Santa Monica to find out how many are new riders, how they got to the stations and what they think of the train. -
Bike lanes proposed for Westwood Boulevard and Central Avenue have been deleted from the city's mobility plan and relocated to less busy parallel streets. -
San Francisco's BART is offering riders cash to change their commute times from the busiest hour. Could something similar help the overstuffed Expo Line? -
Which is cheaper? It depends on what kind of car you drive. We signed up as a guinea pig for California's road charge pilot program and just got our first mock bill. -
Gas prices haven't been this low on Labor Day since Facebook was born. But the win for consumers means less funds for road repairs.
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Los Angeles County now has five bike-share systems and another is on the way. But compatibility is an issue with differing types of bikes in different cities. -
Metro train riders are used to reading signs that say when to expect train arrivals, but now bus riders will be seeing real-time information at some bus stops. -
The express bus connects two transit hubs, but ridership has not yet hit targets. Metro hopes to entice additional riders with more frequent weekday service. -
A long-sought connection between LAX and Metro trains is among the projects that can move forward following settlement of a dispute with a community group. -
Public hearings begin Saturday on the city of Los Angeles' proposal to expand its DASH bus service in some areas and reduce them in others.
Stories by Meghan McCarty Carino
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