Improved transit choices like buses
and light-rail are critical for mobility. In Los Angeles, we can
alleviate traffic by creating more transit routes based on where
people need to go, running buses and light-rail more frequently,
building dedicated lanes so buses can move efficiently even in
peak traffic periods, and offering real-time transit arrival
information so you don’t waste time waiting for the bus. Great
transit means you don’t have to drive.
Read about efforts to improve transit systems in Los Angeles and
elsewhere:
Apr 09, 2018 - Metro
is About to Redesign Its Entire Bus Network, Curbed Los
Angeles
Mar 23, 2018 - Paris
Mayor Floats Free Transit for All, NextCity
Mar 21, 2018 - Orange
County, Calif., Looks to Microtransit to Bridge Ridership
Gaps, FutureStructure
Mar 09, 2018 - The
Case for Fare-Capping, StreetsBlog USA
Mar 07, 2018 - Connecting
the Dots by Transit in Los Angeles?, New Geography
Feb 13, 2018 - Why
We Need Public Transportation, Not More Self-Driving Cars,
International Business Times
Jan 25, 2018 - What
Can Transit Agencies Learn from TNCs’ Late-Night Popularity?,
Shared-Use Mobility Center
Jan 21, 2018 - Should
Transit Agencies Panic?, CityLab
Jan 17, 2018 - It’s
Cheap and Easy to Get Around Los Angeles by Transit,
StreetsBlog Chicago
Jan 15, 2018 - Seoul
Announces Free Public Transport to Battle Rising Smog, CNBC
Jan 12, 2018 - Construction
Expected to Begin in 2018 on Streetcar through Heart of Orange
County, Orange County Register
Jan 08, 2018 - How
Public Bus Routes can Deconcentrate Poverty and Promote
Equity, Chicago Policy Review
