Meghan McCarty Carino
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Metro CEO Phil Washington downplayed declining ridership numbers, saying the numbers are cyclical and his agency plans for the long haul.
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The new Go LA app will tell you the fastest, cheapest and greenest options to get from here to there, plus how many calories you'll burn on the way. -
Low gas prices are good news for drivers, but they mean less gas tax revenues for Los Angeles County transportation projects. -
Ridership has fallen about 9 percent in the past two years on buses and trains in L.A. county, raising questions about Metro's spending of billions to expand transit service. -
With rains from typical winter storms expected Saturday and more El Niño rains on the horizon, bikers can follow these tips when they ride. -
Passengers will be able to call on Uber's cheaper uberX service to pick them up at LAX, the country's second busiest airport. -
To cut down on traffic and parking issues, Los Angeles city officials propose metered parking, bike lanes and expanded shuttle service. -
The recurring storms that flooded roads earlier this month raise the question: how prepared is Caltrans to deal with El Niño's expected onslaught? -
California is penalizing the popular ride-hailing service for failing to provide documentation on rides and passengers in 2014. Uber will pay and appeal the fine. -
El Niño is wreaking havoc on our already bumpy roads. Reports of potholes in Los Angeles doubled during last week's storms. Here's what to do if you drive into one.
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