Transportation

Top Story: Sisterhood of the traveling bikes

Sisterhood of the traveling bikes Andrea Denike Martinez still remembers the day she got back in the saddle. It was Earth Day—April 22, 2010. For the first time since a bad bicycle accident fractured her skull and landed her in intensive care several years earlier, Martinez was ready to once… [Read more]
By Rail and Bus
Bowl rides go up, but not for all

Bowl rides go up, but not for all

Concert-goers planning to use the Hollywood Bowl’s popular park-and-ride service this season, take note: Buy your park-and-ride tickets in advance and you’ll pay the same $5 roundtrip fare that’s been in effect since 1995. Those who wait to purchase their tickets at boarding time won’t… [Read more]
By Car
Westside story—always a traffic drama

Westside story—always a traffic drama

It’s official: Rush hour on the Westside is nasty, brutish and long. A new report assessing potential routes for the Westside subway extension looks at current traffic conditions in the area to project what the future would likely bring, with or without a subway. In… [Read more]
Alt Trans
Give bike-sharing a test drive

Give bike-sharing a test drive

They share bikes in Paris and Portland, so why not here? Metro’s inviting the public to a bike share demonstration on Wednesday, January 18. The agency currently is looking into whether to adopt a bike share program offering short-term bicycle rentals through an automated system,… [Read more]