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    January 23, 2019

    City Council briefed on Blue Line project as city braces for four-month closure

    According to Metro staff, the southern portion of the closure—which includes all stations south of the Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station—will begin at 4 a.m. Saturday.

    by Jason Ruiz in Public Transit

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    Public Transit
    • Transportation
    January 23, 2019

    City Council briefed on Blue Line project as city braces for four-month closure

    by Jason Ruiz    in Public Transit
    According to Metro staff, the southern portion of the closure—which includes all stations south of the Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station—will begin at 4 a.m. Saturday.
    SHARE: 47
    Public Transit
    • Transit
    September 18, 2018

    Using residents as guides, Knight Foundation to expand autonomous and electric transit options in Long Beach through grant

    by Brian Addison    in Public Transit
    Knight Foundation will expand first-mile, last-mile transit options in Long Beach that are electric- and human-powered, including self-driving vehicles.
    SHARE: 226
    Public Transit
    • statewide rail plan
    September 15, 2018

    $130 billion statewide rail plan targets high-speed rail as it seeks to reshape how Californians travel

    by Jason Ruiz    in Public Transit
    A statewide rail plan wants to better connect urban rail lines like Metro to statewide routes, potentially including high-speed rail lines.
    SHARE: 64
    Public Transit
    • Fuel Efficiency Standards
    August 2, 2018

    California legislators push back as White House announces plans to freeze fuel efficiency standards

    by The Associated Press    in Public Transit
    The announcement drew criticism from local politicians who denounced the move as counterproductive to efforts to clean up California’s air.
    SHARE: 1
    Public Transit
    • Long Beach Transit
    July 13, 2018

    Transitions across all transit agencies in L.A. County require TAP card beginning July 15

    by Brian Addison    in Public Transit
    Rather than having to request transfers and handle cash on board, all transiters have to do is simply tap their TAP card on the next train or bus they hop into within two-and-a-half hours after leaving their previous form...
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    Public Transit
    • Fourth of July
    July 2, 2018

    Long Beach Transit extends its water taxi service on the Fourth

    by Staff Reports    in Public Transit
    To help bring people closer to the fireworks on July 4, Long Beach Transit will extend its water taxi service AquaLink and AquaBus Wednesday.
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    Public Transit
    • Blue Line
    June 29, 2018

    8-month Blue Line closure coming in 2019 as upgrades, construction continue in Downtown Long Beach and beyond

    by Brian Addison    in Public Transit
    As Metro’s Blue Line continues through its six-year-long, $1.2B rehab, the transit authority announced an eight-month long closure will take place next year to continue improvements, broken into two, four-month segments.
    SHARE: 5
    Public Transit
    • Long Beach Transit
    June 28, 2018

    Long Beach Transit’s ‘Museum Express’ takes you beyond the city to everywhere from Morongo Casino to the LA Zoo

    by Brian Addison    in Public Transit
    Photo by Brian Addison. Above: Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens. Sometimes—oftentimes—you just don’t want to drive. And that is okay because, well, the typical Californian drives all too often. And even mass transit commuters stick to their cities on...
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    Public Transit
    • Long Beach Transit
    April 30, 2018

    Long Beach Transit Receives State Funding for More Zero-Emission Battery Electric Buses, Expanded Service

    by Medina Kabir    in Public Transit
    Long Beach Transit was among 28 recipients of $2.6 billion in state grants meant to expand transit and rail projects working to become faster, frequent, and more reliable.
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    Public Transit
    • Transportation
    April 11, 2018

    Long Beach Launches Free Shuttle Service That Uses Gas-Free Electric Vehicles

    by Medina Kabir    in Public Transit
    The City of Long Beach has launched a new downtown shuttle service that offers free rides in partnership with The Free Ride app using gas free electric vehicles.
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