Metro State of the Agency 2023: LA Mayor and Metro Board Chair Karen Bass
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- July 23, 2023 -- Los Angeles Mayor and Metro Board Chair Karen Bass explains her expectations for Metro services and public safety as the agency recovers from the pandemic and prepares for the Olympics.
Los Angeles is doing such a good job with Metro. The new stations are so nice, its an exciting time to live here!
😂😂😂 Ridiculous.
Good to hear the update and future plans from the mayor. A reduction in the headways is great to hear as well as the improved safety and security measures. well done
Thank you Mayor Bass for supporting Metro! In partnership with West Hollywood, please get shovels on the ground and start the K-Line Extension through Mid-City and Fairfax so that West Hollywood/Melrose can connect to the Metro system without having to take the bus!
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How about the safety of the bus operator an rail
When you invite people to live if you were sanctuary city, don’t complain when they arrive
@Metro Los Angeles - the prime reason ridership is down (I've read this from other BLOGS and VLOGS) is because once I'm on my train, it takes 35-50% longer to get to my destination via Metro rail versus driving in a car. We were promised a "world class rail system" when the voters gave you 40 years of budget certainty with Prop M (at least $781 Million in additional funding). Please respond here with the facts. Why do Metro light rail cars (and these statistics are from Metro's own documentation) run at an average of 27-35 miles per hour when the cars are rated for 55 to 65 miles per hour? Your dropping fare prices and daily revenue (by implementing a daily price cap) to improve ridership. But you really need to fix the core product. What are the specific plans to increase speed of the trains themselves (I'm not referring to the regional connector).