Transportation
Top Story: End of the road for Metro freeloaders
If you lock it, they will pay. After extensive testing of latched turnstile gates and rollout of a new TAP card fare payment system, Los… [Read more]
By Rail and Bus
Bus lanes a peak event on Wilshire
Every two minutes during rush hours, Metro buses roll—or, rather, crawl—down Wilshire Boulevard, carrying tens of thousands of riders along one of Los Angeles County’s… [Read more]• Working on the railroad
By Car
A monthly toll road fee exits early
Metro’s board of directors, taking aim at one component of a controversial ExpressLanes pilot project, voted Thursday to scrap for six months a maintenance fee… [Read more]• Street fighting man
Alt Trans
Finding foot room at CicLAvia
Deborah Murphy’s first experience with CicLAvia was no smooth ride. She was walking her Jack Russell terrier down the sidewalk in East Hollywood when she… [Read more]• Hot new workplace accessory: a bike
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The 405 Report
Mapping the end of the road on the 405
1.7 miles of good news on the 405
The 405 Project hits a major milestone as a new lane opens between the 10 and Santa Monica Boulevard. There’s light at the end of...
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Roll With The Rock
The Rock's significant other
“Levitated Mass” rises to the occasion
With crowds, speeches, and even a rare appearance by its normally reclusive creator, Michael Heizer’s “Levitated Mass” finally...
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