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Meghan McCarty Carino
Stories by Meghan McCarty Carino
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Transportation is the single biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in California. So how much better is taking transit for the environment than driving?
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Forty percent of streets in the city deemed most dangerous for traffic crashes are located in South Los Angeles. Now city officials want feedback on safety fixes.
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A $3 daily fee is helping to deter some from parking in lots at Metro's most popular stations, but is it discouraging people from riding the train?
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LA Metro officials said they'd never have the billions of dollars needed for a tunnel. But they do have millions set aside that are now available for other projects.
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In a unanimous vote, the Los Angeles County Metro board deleted the 710 tunnel project, a move that could bring an end to decades of debate over building a north-south connection between the 10 and 210 freeways.
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The L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board is set to wade into the decades-long debate over a proposed tunnel linking the 10 and 210 freeways.
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The council voted Thursday to approve a $9.2 billion budget for fiscal year 2017-2018. It calls for millions to cover services such as street and sidewalk repair, homelessness aid and police and fire protection.
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Council members will debate how two new sources of funding for transportation projects will be spent in the coming fiscal year, including on Vision Zero.
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While President Trump has pushed for massive infrastructure spending, his budget cuts funding for transit projects, including L.A. Metro's Purple Line.
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Learn what big rig drivers' biggest pet peeves are about "four-wheelers" and how you can drive more safely around these massive vehicles.
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Police targeted thousands in downtown L.A. for beginning to cross after the signal began flashing. Now lawmakers are considering a change. Do you agree?
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The Los Angeles program to end traffic fatalities will hold a series of community events as city leaders debate funding for it in the coming year.